A graceful interwar openwork brooch, likely silver-plated, showcasing a flowing linear design typical of the transition into the early Art-Deco period. The cast openwork body, is set with an array of sparkling marcasites. Fine beaded accents trace the outer contours, enriching the surface with a refined textural contrast typical of the interwar jewellery of the 1920s. The brooch beautifully captures the softer, elegant transition between late Art-Nouveau fluidity and the emerging symmetry of early Art-Deco design.
The entire pin measures 7,2 x 1,1 cm and features a 'trombone' safety catch, to safely hold the pin in place.
In near perfect antique condition. No major dents or scratches. Some remnants of old glue near the marcasites which is barely noticeable The pin is held sturdy in place. Fully cleaned, and ready to wear!
A graceful interwar openwork brooch, likely silver-plated, showcasing a flowing linear design typical of the transition into the early Art-Deco period. The cast openwork body, is set with an array of sparkling marcasites. Fine beaded accents trace the outer contours, enriching the surface with a refined textural contrast typical of the interwar jewellery of the 1920s. The brooch beautifully captures the softer, elegant transition between late Art-Nouveau fluidity and the emerging symmetry of early Art-Deco design.
The entire pin measures 7,2 x 1,1 cm and features a 'trombone' safety catch, to safely hold the pin in place.
In near perfect antique condition. No major dents or scratches. Some remnants of old glue near the marcasites which is barely noticeable The pin is held sturdy in place. Fully cleaned, and ready to wear!
