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Gewicht: 435
Tevens gemerkt met Polidor
Probably made during World War II as an act of silent resistance
who had continued his father's business on Sprongstraat between 1800 and 1807
N de Gijselaar PZ and P
Zilveren beursbeugel, F.E. Held, Amsterdam, 1835 Noord Afrika Gewicht: 435A silver purse clasp with a small bag depicting a woman, made by the Amsterdam silversmith Frans Ernst Held. He worked from 1812 to 1849. The silver clasp is marked with the second grade hallmark, Minerva head, date letter A for 1835 and master mark FH. The silver bracket has a silver inner bracket with an extra compartment. In good condition. Weight: 66. 1 grams. Dimensions: 11 x 11 cm.
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