Traditional-Folk Art ''Farmakero'' Antique Greek Bracelet F375 €95.00 Antique Greek Bracelet from the 19th century, called ''farmakero'' In the 19th century in Greece the silver craftsmen in order to manufacture 'inferior' jewelry they distorted silver with a metal alloy called ''agiari''. That was copper and brass. Therefore, in order to whiten the ''dirty'' and non-shiny effect of this mixture they used arsenic. So the... Add to cart
Traditional-Folk Art ''Farmakero'' Antique Greek Bracelet F374 €85.00 Antique Greek Bracelet from the 19th century, called ''farmakero'' In the 19th century in Greece the silver craftsmen in order to manufacture 'inferior' jewelry they distorted silver with a metal alloy called ''agiari''. That was copper and brass. Therefore, in order to whiten the ''dirty'' and non-shiny effect of this mixture they used arsenic. So the... Add to cart
Traditional-Folk Art ''Farmakero'' Antique Ottoman Bracelet F373 €70.00 Antique Ottoman Bracelet from the 19th century, called ''farmakero'' In the 19th century in Greece the silver craftsmen in order to manufacture 'inferior' jewelry they distorted silver with a metal alloy called ''agiari''. That was copper and brass. Therefore, in order to whiten the ''dirty'' and non-shiny effect of this mixture they used arsenic. So the... Add to cart
Traditional-Folk Art Northern Greece Traditional Belt and Buckle 19th century F372 €320.00 Traditional Greek belt and gold-plated buckle One stone is missing The belt has been restored Add to cart
Traditional-Folk Art Antique Silver Purse F336 €410.00 Elegant silver small sized women's bag - purse Silver 800 Early 20th century Light wear 14x13cm Add to cart
Traditional-Folk Art ''Farmakero'' Antique Greek Bracelet F335 €70.00 Antique Greek Bracelet from the 19th century, called ''farmakero'' In the 19th century in Greece the silver craftsmen in order to manufacture 'inferior' jewelry they distorted silver with a metal alloy called ''agiari''. That was copper and brass. Therefore, in order to whiten the ''dirty'' and non-shiny effect of this mixture they used arsenic. So the... Add to cart
Traditional-Folk Art ''Farmakero'' Antique Greek Bracelet F333 €70.00 Antique Greek Bracelet from the 19th century, called ''farmakero'' In the 19th century in Greece the silver craftsmen in order to manufacture 'inferior' jewelry they distorted silver with a metal alloy called ''agiari''. That was copper and brass. Therefore, in order to whiten the ''dirty'' and non-shiny effect of this mixture they used arsenic. So the... Add to cart
Traditional-Folk Art Greek Folk Art Amulet Saint George, Dodecanese F332 €350.00 19th century Greek traditional chained amulet with Saint George, from the Dodecanese Saint George slaying the dragon Three silver coins of King Otto (1/4 drachma 1833) Amulet: 6,5cmx7,5cmx1cm Add to cart
Traditional-Folk Art Traditional Necklace of Cyprus F331 €150.00 Traditional jewelry of Cyprus from the early 20th century Add to cart
