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Necklace signed Auguste Cahen known as "Lion" Yellow gold woven mesh circa 1865
Necklace signed Auguste Cahen known as "Lion" Yellow gold woven mesh circa 1865
Necklace signed Auguste Cahen known as "Lion" Yellow gold woven mesh circa 1865
Necklace signed Auguste Cahen known as "Lion" Yellow gold woven mesh circa 1865
Necklace signed Auguste Cahen known as "Lion" Yellow gold woven mesh circa 1865
Necklace signed Auguste Cahen known as "Lion" Yellow gold woven mesh circa 1865

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Necklace signed Auguste Cahen known as "Lion" Yellow gold woven mesh circa 1865

Necklace signed Auguste Cahen, known as Lion (1830-1895), in 18K 750/000 yellow gold, flexible coiled and woven mesh called “Impératrice”. Ratchet clasp. Ratchet adorned with the acronym “Breveté SGDG”
Weight: 24 gr
Auguste Lion, Parisian manufacturer of chains, bracelets, necklaces and Léontine. He appeared at the Paris World Fairs in 1867 and 1878. Specializing in chains, he is the originator of the Spiro Tube model.
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The 19th century was marked by a revival of interest in craftsmanship and traditional techniques. Parisian jewelers, such as Auguste Cahen, were able to combine innovation and tradition, creating unique and artistic pieces. International exhibitions and Parisian salons also contributed to the popularity of jewelry. These events allowed artisans to showcase their skills and draw attention to their creations.

Delphine & Natty's opinion

Auguste Lion was a chain maker, a skillful researcher and to whom we owe many inventions, he undoubtedly deserves to occupy a prominent place among the most skilled chain makers of the 19th century in Paris.
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Necklace signed Auguste Cahen known as "Lion" Yellow gold woven mesh circa 1865

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The 19th century was marked by a revival of interest in craftsmanship and traditional techniques. Parisian jewelers, such as Auguste Cahen, were able to combine innovation and tradition, creating unique and artistic pieces.
International exhibitions and Parisian salons also contributed to the popularity of jewelry. These events allowed artisans to showcase their skills and draw attention to their creations.

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