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Large Theodor Fahrner Art Deco Pendant

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This large pendant is a superb example of the Art Deco jewelry produced by Theodor Fahrner. It features a large shield-shaped green amazonite stone crowned by a trio of of square blue stones which are surrounded by a fluted border studded with marcasites.

Theodor Fahrner was a German jewelry manufacturer particularly known for their Jugendstil (the German version of Art Nouveau) and Art Deco jewelry.  They were based in Pforzheim, the jewelry-making capital of Germany. The company was founded in 1855 by Theodor Fahrner Sr., continued under his son Theodor Fahrner Jr., and acquired by one of the firm’s designers Gustav Braendle after Fahrner junior’s death in 1919.  The firm remained in business until 1979. Fahrner was known as an “artist-manufacturer”, employing many well-known designers including Max Gradl, Hermann Haussler, Patriz Huber, Georg Kleemann, and Joseph Maria Olbrich. Fahrner also produced jewelry for other companies, most notably Murrle, Bennett & Co. of London.

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  • Materials:

    sterling silver, marcasites, amazonite, and either lapis or sodalite

  • Size:

    2-3/8" long x 1-3/16" wide

  • Marks:

    the Fahrner maker's mark of a conjoined "TF" inside a circle; "Sterling"; "Germany

  • Age:

    1920's

  • Condition:

    Very good vintage condition. There is a small chip to the bottom tip of the amazonite visible under magnification. There is a fine hairline crack to the top blue stone, however this does not penetrate to the underside of the stone and is most likely a natural inclusion since there is no evidence of impact.

  • Sku:

    LK8501