Featured 935S Guilloche brooch HJ maker?

Hello

Please help ID the maker of this silver & guilloche enamel brooch. Marked 935S and initials HJ.

I have looked in all the usual places but can't find a maker.

6cm x 4cm, 19.8 grams

 

The 925S makes me think Scandinavian, there are a few HJs on this page, can you see it better to tell if anyone matches?
https://www.925-1000.com/denmarkH.html

If not, go up the "Wold Hallmarks" and pull down to Norwegian or Finnish and also check them. I tried Swedish but didn't see anything there.

 

looks like 935 to me......

 

Are you sure is it not 835 ? Probably Scandinavian..
This one says Norway (https://picclick.co.uk/Vintage-Norwegian-Solid-Silver-Enamel-Stag-Brooch-292983584981.html), but I couldn't find anything here (https://www.925-1000.com/Fnorway_marks2.html#1) to back it up..

 

Hans Jensen has many similar brooches.
https://nasvete.com/hans-jensen-vintage-costume-jewelry/

 

I'd say 835. @DragonflyWink ?

 

Hans Jensen seems most likely, thank you.

I found a couple of very similar designs with a simple 800 or 900 mark. They sold well above what I paid so I'm already happy.

 

Unlikely to be by the Danish firm Hans Jensen, not the type of piece they produced, nor is the mark anything I've seen on a Hans Jensen piece, and not the correct fineness for Danish or any other Scandinavian silver (though there are uncommon anomalies). The style is very similar to Norwegian enamel brooches, though the guilloché pattern isn't typical of Norwegian, but have certainly seen Norwegian brooches with florals. Whether the quality mark is '835S' or '935S' (and while '900' fineness is found on Norwegian silver, '800' would be unlikely, since it would be below their standard), believe this piece is more likely early 20th century German, done in the Norwegian style, probably by one of the numerous Pforzheim jewelry manufacturers. Regardless, it's a pretty piece and should sell well...

~Cheryl

 

Have very little time to look around, but here is a very different piece, and though the images are a bit unclear, the maker's mark appears to be the same form 'HJ', the fineness '935' (scroll down to the bottom of the link):


https://www.rubylane.com/item/1423076-772123/Maker-HJ-Germany-Austria-c-1910





This is a Norwegian enamel w/roses, common '925S' fineness, seller says maker's mark is 'HJ', but it's actually a conjoined 'THJ' for Thorleif Johnsen:


https://tinyurl.com/4zfr7xxw




~Cheryl