A pair of Berlin Iron (Berliner Eisen) bracelets. Germany, first half 19th century. - Bukowskis

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A pair of Berlin Iron (Berliner Eisen) bracelets. Germany, first half 19th century.

A pair of Berlin Iron (Berliner Eisen) bracelets. Germany, first half 19th century.

A pair of Berlin Iron (Berliner Eisen) bracelets. Germany, first half 19th century.

A pair of Berlin Iron (Berliner Eisen) bracelets. Germany, first half 19th century.

A pair of Berlin Iron (Berliner Eisen) bracelets. Germany, first half 19th century.

A pair of Berlin Iron (Berliner Eisen) bracelets. Germany, first half 19th century.

A pair of Berlin Iron (Berliner Eisen) bracelets. Germany, first half 19th century.

Berliner Eisen. Length 18 cm. Iron.

Literature

Eva Schmidt: Der preußische Eisenkunstguss. Technik, Geschichte, Werke, Künstler. Verlag Mann, Berlin 1981.

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