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Chromolithograph plate of gold jewelry designs including a heart pendant watch, anchor, cross, bracelet and gem-set pendants.

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Seven Designs For Jewelry, Including Heart-Shaped Pendant Watch On Gold Anchor With Gold Chain And Cross, Martin Gerlach (1872 - 1873). Via artnap.com

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A chromolithographed plate of seven jewelry designs from the series Die Perle, showing a heart-shaped pendant watch on a gold anchor, a gold cross on a chain, a link bracelet, and several brooches and pendants set with gemstones. The page is numbered 15 and bears the printer's credit Chromolith Otto Beyer, Berlin, and the designer's credit to Martin Gerlach, dated 1872 - 1873.