Historic First Nations Art

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LOT 71

Lot 71

Charles Arnoldi (1779-1817); Unidentified Artist (ca. 1780-1820)

Charles Arnoldi (1779-1817); Unidentified Artist (ca. 1780-1820)
Lot 71 Details
Charles Arnoldi (1779-1817); Unidentified Artist (ca. 1780-1820)

TRADE SILVER HEART-FORM BROOCHES, CA. 1779-1817

trade silver
one stamped "CA"
largest 1.5 x 1.25 in — 3.8 x 3.2 cm

Estimate $500-$700

Realised: $750
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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Charles Arnoldi (1779-1817); Unidentified Artist (ca. 1780-1820)
  • Charles Arnoldi (1779-1817); Unidentified Artist (ca. 1780-1820)
Provenance:

William Harry Carter, Ontario
Private Collection, Ontario

Note:

Related Works:
William Harry Carter, North American Indian Trade Silver: The Chain of Friendship (London, ON: Carter’s Printing of London, 1988), 73, pl. 17.

CONDITION DETAILS

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