Viking Openwork Disc Brooch

Borre Style Viking disc brooch, reportedly silver in content, featuring deity and animal faces, possibly a fox with a pin back and intact clasp. This piece is very similar to ones that were found as p

Northern Europe, Viking / Norse or Anglo-Saxon, Migration Period, ca. 9th to 10th century CE. A tremendous circular brooch, made from silver and with inlaid gold details, with its face decorated with

2nd century AD. A matched pair of bronze disc brooches each with openwork rosette, ropework frame, pin-lugs and catch to the reverse. 17 grams total, 37mm each (1 1/2"). Property of a European gentlem

**First Time At Auction** Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Viking or Norse culture, ca. 9th to 12th century CE. An interesting iron key made for a padlock, with a round openwork disc at the tip of the ha

10th-12th century AD. An openwork bronze disc pendant with kolovrat design of looped radiating arms. Cf. Gushin, A.S. Pamiatniki hudojestvennogo remesla Drevney Rusi X-XIII vv, St. Petersburg, 1936, p

**Originally Listed At $750** Northern Europe,Viking / Norse, ca. 8th to 10th century CE. A trio of fine cast openwork bronze brooches in a form called Odin Wheels, all round, each in a distinctive fo

A 9ct gold diamond brooch. The pave-set diamond disc, with brilliant-cut diamond collet and openwork surrounds. Estimated total diamond weight 0.95ct. Hallmarks for Sheffield. Length 3.2cms. Weight 14

A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND BROOCH The openwork brooch set with a central circular-cut sapphire, within a surround of old brilliant-cut diamonds in square millegrained settings, further issuing curved rows

A VINTAGE DIAMOND PLAQUE BROOCH, 1930s, in 18ct yellow gold and platinum, the openwork brooch set throughout with old cut diamonds, the diamonds totalling 3.0-3.5 carats, stamped 18ct and PL, 4.6cm, 7

Possibly French, 7th - 8th century. Flat gold disc brooch or fibula decorated with filigree work and bezel set with nine colored stones and paste of various sizes and shapes. The gold disc (x-ray meta

Ca. 400-300 BC.A gold brooch with a circular plate and a beautiful agate cabochon at the centre, skilfully secured by gold threads. On the reverse side, four suspension loops provide a secure means of

SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND OPENWORK BROOCH, set with a large central blue sapphire, flanked with diamonds in the openwork surmount totalling approx. 1 ct. W. 3.6 cm. 7.8 grams. Sapphire probably synthetic.

Brooch measures 49mm x 51mm. Marked Robert Lee Morris, 18K. Weight - 23.5 grams. Gemstones have not been graded for color and clarity ,and tested for clarity and color enhancement, unless stated other

18 Karat White Gold Openwork Brooch, mounted with rubies and pearls, diameter 34.9 millimeters, 9 grams.

NO RESERVE - AN ANTIQUE DIAMOND BROOCH, 18TH CENTURY in silver, the openwork brooch set with table cut and rose cut diamonds, originally a slide and later converted to a brooch, no assay marks, 4.5cm,

Antique mid 19th c gold openwork brooch having oval prong set hard stone 17mm x 13mm x 10mm with 26 old mine cut diamond surround each approx. .02cts, 8 old mine cut rd. diamonds in work each .02cts,

Title: Early Medieval Merovingian silver-gilt disc brooch with niello Origin: Europe / Dutch private collection Date: 6th-7th century AD Materials: Silver Dimensions: 27 x 27 mm Additional Information

This is a vintage large green jadeite bi disc brooch accented by 14K gold. 2" diameter. 24.2g

Herman Hermsen (1953 Nijmegen - lives in Osterbeek), Disc brooch, 1985, Silver. 67.29 Grams. Ø 119 mm. Signed: HERMAN HERMSEN (embossed)., Cf. Maas/van Kester, Herman Hermsen. Jewellery, Light

Georg Jensen - a square openwork brooch and a pair of stylised foliate buttons; the brooch features a resting deer and squirrel in foliage, fitted with a hinged pin stem and roll-over safety catch, de

Sharply cast openwork heart form pendant. As with most cultures, the heart had special meaning for Vikings. It was a male symbol for bravery, fortitude and loyalty, embodying all the traits of a great

Large openwork heart form with stippled surface. As with most cultures, the heart had special meaning for Vikings. It was a male symbol for bravery, fortitude and loyalty, embodying all the traits of

Herman Hermsen (1953 Nijmegen - lives in Osterbeek), Disc brooch, 1985, Sterling silver, steel ball. 35.57 grams. Ø 98 mm. Signed: Artist's signet, 925 (embossed)., Cf. Maas/van Kester, Herman

Openwork heart form with six nubs along outer edge. As with most cultures, the heart had special meaning for Vikings. It was a male symbol for bravery, fortitude and loyalty, embodying all the traits