Ceramic Thimble with fine gold rim, marked Alsace from the Hansi Museum Collection, screen-printed with Girl pulling a cart.
The thimble has its origins in Antiquity. The earliest examples, often made of bronze or bone, date back to the Roman Empire and were used to make sewing easier. Their use spread in the Middle Ages, when they began to be made of metal and adopt more elaborate shapes.
Over the centuries, thimbles have become not only practical tools, but also objects of art and collectors' items. They are usually decorated with engravings or cultural motifs, such as the famous Alsatian thimble by Hansi. This museum collection embodies the soul of Alsace, with its iconic depictions of girls in traditional costume. Each piece is a genuine invitation into the world of Alsatian traditions, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of authentic Alsatian souvenirs.
This product has undergone a thorough risk analysis.
When used normally and as intended, it meets all safety requirements and therefore does not require any specific marking under the GPSR.
Mandatory information under the new GPSR regulations :
Manufacturer: Markus Groß, Creation Gross, Eseiterstraße 13, 66557 Illingen, Deutschland
Responsible for U.E.: Markus Groß, Creation Gross, Eseiterstraße 13, 66557 Illingen, Deutschland
VAT identification number : DE165508228
Phone: 0049 682592547110
E-mail: info(at)creation-gross.de
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