Norway Designer Hans Myhre Sterling Silver & Blue Guilloche Enamel Brooch Circa 1950's

Measurements: 1.1"H x 1.75"W x .5"Thick (2.79cm x 4.45cm x 1.27cm)                  

Markings: 925 S - Sterling - Anchor Symbol Maker's Mark - Made in Norway

Weight: 8.8g

This vintage Hans Myhre brooch from 1950's features a blue guilloche enamel delicate flower or leaves design. A perfect accessory for adding a touch of retro elegance to any outfit. Expertly crafted in Norway using sterling silver. The enamel is in mint condition with no chips, missing areas or damage of any kind. It has recently been professionally polished and looks phenomenal. Please excuse the lines or reflections, as it's extremely shiny and hard to photograph. Included with purchase is an adapter so it can be worn as a pendant.

Hans Myhre - Oslo - In the 1937 he took over the Hroar Prydz Company upon Hroar Prydz death and ran it till 1965. During that time, Myhre became a shareholder in Bernhard Meldahl's firm in 1943. Meldahl died in 1950 and the company was acquired by Hans Myhre. Myhre & Prydz lines where eventually bought by David Andersen.

Mannequin is a life-size torso representation