This vintage jewelry set features traditional blue and white Delft porcelain scenes of Dutch windmills set in sterling silver.
The collection includes an oval brooch with a filigree border, a pendant necklace, and matching screw-back earrings.
Similar items are often hallmarked as 835 silver, a standard frequently used for these vintage Dutch porcelain pieces
The estimated market value for this 3-piece vintage Dutch Delft porcelain jewelry set typically ranges between $60 and $110 USD.
Value Factors
Set Completeness: Complete sets that include matching earrings, a pendant necklace, and a brooch command a higher premium than individual, orphan pieces.
Metal Purity: These traditional souvenirs are commonly set in continental 835 silver or 925 sterling silver. Finding a clear hallmark or sword stamp on the back or clasps verifies the silver content and pushes the value toward the higher end of the range.
Condition: Look closely for hairline cracks, crazing (fine surface cracking), or chips in the white porcelain glaze, as well as heavy tarnishing on the filigree wirework, all of which can decrease individual piece values
