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Wiwen Nilsson

(Sweden, 1897-1974)
Estimate
50 000 - 60 000 SEK
4 820 - 5 780 EUR
5 530 - 6 630 USD
Hammer price
Unsold
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Cecilia Andrén
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Wiwen Nilsson
(Sweden, 1897-1974)

A bracelet, 18K gold with round brilliant-cut diamonds, Lund 1962.

Signed Wiwen Nilsson. Total weight of diamonds 2.73 cts according to the engraving, ca G, width ca 6 - 8 mm, inner diameter 56 mm, total weight 40 g. Case from Wiwen Nilsson included.

Wear commensurate with age and use.

Designer

Wiwen Nilsson was a Swedish designer born in Copenhagen. He studied at his father's workshop, as well as in Germany, Denmark, and France. Nilsson is primarily known for his objects created in silver with geometric, clean, and austere forms. Nilsson debuted at the Gothenburg Exhibition in 1923. At the Stockholm Exhibition in 1930, he had his major breakthrough, and his innovative modernism was a success. Nilsson created, among other things, jewellery, table silver, and services.

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