Superb Denmark Volmer Bahner Sterling & Enamel Hearts Necklace Circa 1950s

Measurements: 13.5"L + 3"L Extender x .3"W (34.29cm + 7.62cm x .72cm)

Markings: Sterling Denmark V.B.

Weight: 16.9g

Beautiful Volmer Bahner gilded sterling silver and white guilloche enamel hearts station necklace. This late 1940s/early 1950s necklace is in excellent condition with little to no wear. Enamel is fully intact, crisp and bright. Minor wear to the gilding on back. New, gold tone extension chain included.

Mannequin is a life-size torso representation

Volmer Bahner was born in September 1912 in Frederica, Denmark. Bahner was a pupil of Utzon Frank when he graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts School of Architecture, Design and Conservation in 1930. Many of his works are represented in the Danish Museum of Art and Design. Bahner created many works in bronze and ceramic but was best known for is fine modernist and naturalist inspired enamel and sterling silver jewelry. He was Denmark’s best-known enamel specialist, his designs were considered innovative, especially for the beautiful guilloche enamel floral pieces such as the Calla Lily line. - Bio courtesy of the book Northern Lights - The Beauty of the Forgotten Scandinavian Enamel Jewelry Artists by Lois Olson and Dwight Olson