Sculptural Jewelry

Pendant-Brooch designed by Henning Koppel (1918-1981) for Georg Jensen. An aerodynamic vintage piece of the Spatialism art movement (1947-). This Henning Koppel design was conceived after the war in the 1948, following the parameters of the new Spatialism art manifest. The creation of this pieces was part of an extensive series of studios and was finally created into jewelry around 1950 in Denmark. Gold pieces was produced in extremely very limited editions. It was carefully crafted in solid yellow gold of 18 karats, with high polished finish and is suited at the reverse, with a hinged vertical steam with a security lock to be used as a brooch and a loop to be used into a collar or chain. This piece is the model number 1339, the biggest produced and have a total weight of 27.3 Grams (without wire, not included) and a measures are 60 by 49 mm (2.4 by 2 inches). Stamped at the reverse, with the maker's mark, the gold assay hallmark and signed in full, "GEORG JENSEN .750 18K 1339". Henning Koppel, (1918-1981) was one of the most awarded of all designers...

This very large scale mid-20th century Modernist brooch is completely organic in form and incorporates different levels that add tremendous interest to the design. It is crafted fr...

A very fine modernist brooch by Ronald Hayes Pearson. Comprised of 14-karat forged yellow gold and fashioned in the shape of 2 of Pearson's conjoined swooshes or checks. One half has a brushed finish and the other has a high polish. The brooch is secured with a pin back. Ronald Pearson is an extremely important figure in the 20th Century American Craft movement. Together with John Prip and others, Ronald Pearson opened the highly acclaimed Shop One in Rochester, New York. He was, together with Stanley Lechtzin, Robert Ebendorf, and Olaf Skoogfors...

Georg Jensen Sterling Amorphic Brooch, Design #339 by Henning Koppel Designed in 1948. A similar example can be seen in the book, GEORG JENSEN JEWELRY...

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver "Amoeba" Brooch No. 325 by Henning Koppel Designed in 1948. A similar example can be seen in the book, GEORG JENSEN JEWELRY...

Cartier 18K Yellow and White Gold, Diamond, and Lapis Brooch with Original Box This is an absolutely stunning vintage Cartier brooch with the ...

A stainless steel brooch. By the American Modernist Jose De Rivera. In a stylized "S" curved shape with a highly polished front and hammered finish to...

A pendant-brooch designed by Jean Dinh Van. An extremely rare one-of-a-kind sculptural piece. Created in Paris, France at the beginning of the 1960's by the French master designer D...

Beautiful gilded silver brooch by Sigurd Persson, in the form of two large leaves. Elegantly made with attention to detail in the veins and billowing form.

Pendant brooch designed by Donald Claflin for Tiffany & Co. Gorgeous piece, created in New York city at the Tiffany Studios, back in the 1970's. This beautiful pendant brooch has be...