Velholdt ambrotypi i læderramme Brocher

Velholdt ambrotypi i læderramme BrocherHeight 7 cm. Width 6. 5 cm. Extremely well preserved ambrotype from the mid 19th century. Ambrotype is one of the first forms of photography, made on glass plates coated with collodion and later dipped in silver nitrate. They are very light sensitive, hence the frame that closes like a book. We have never seen such a well preserved ambrotype before. The technique was patented by James Ambrose Cutting in 1854. The frame has an older repair on the back

beautiful vase by Just Andersen in disco metal with fluted body

Diameter 6 cm

Stamped with very small stamps we cannot identify and a fineness of 935S for silver

The glass has wear on the cuppa

Beautiful hand-forged egg from French Cartier in sterling silver

but the glass is called Paul and not Povl or Poul

The dishes are in good condition with a few marks on the edges from production

It has an ivory button and nice long twisted cord

named after a Belgian king

The picture can measure 6

On one side it shows Danish inches

The manufactured items were therefore sold as unique works