Otto Weymann founded his workshop in Waldeck am Edersee in 1932. He was considered a representative of the Bauhaus style. In 1944, the workshop, by then in Kassel, was completely destroyed after a bombing raid. After the war, the workshop initially produced mainly objects for ecclesiastical and public clients. In the 1960s, jewellery production was revived. In the meantime, the workshop is in its 3rd generation with a focus on handcrafted silver jewellery.
Modernist pendant from the 1960s. Hammered in silver, open pendant made of circular elements soldered together with rivets. An abstractly shaped blossom has been inserted centrally. Made in the workshop of Otto Weymann around 1960. Excellent condition. Without chain.
Dimensions & Details
- Silver 925/-
- Weight 10,35 g
- 4,4 x 2,7 cm
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