Murrle Bennett & Co. Necklaces

A Murrle Bennett & Co Art Nouveau amethyst and pearl yellow gold heart necklace. A finely crafted 15 carat yellow gold pendant of swirling form, set to its centre with a heart shaped amethyst of 4 carats approximately of deep purple colour, with a seed pearl encrusted crown and wings. Finished with a pear shaped periodot drop of 0.74 carats approximately. The pendant features an integrated cable link chain with lengths of both 17 and 19 inches depending on the desired fit through two bolt ring fittings. Murrle Bennett was founded by Ernst Murrle and J.B Bennett. jewellery manufacturers in London from 1896-1914. They are famed as manufacturers of Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts jewellery...

INDULGE IN A SPECTACULAR MUSEUM QUALITY ANTIQUE ARTS AND CRAFTS TURQUOISE SILVER PENDANT NECKLACE BY MURRLE BENNETT & CO. THE STUNNING ARTS AND CRAFTS ART NOUVEAU...

A fine and impressive antique Art Nouveau 2.62 carat opal and 15 karat yellow gold necklace made by Murrle Bennet & Co; part of our diverse antique jewel...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Art Nouveau 4.76 carat turquoise and 15 karat yellow gold pendant; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections. This fine and impressive antique pendant has been crafted in 15k yellow gold. The feature pierced decorated, Art Nouveau style drop is ornamented with a collet set turquoise panel to the centre, accented with overlayed scrolling and vertical pale wirework. The lower border of the design supports two articulating chains, each incorporating an independently collet set cabochon cut turquoise to the terminal. The feature setting suspends via a yellow gold fancy chain, composed of alternating bar and arrays of trace links. The turquoise pendant is hallmarked with the maker's mark for Murrle Bennett & Co (MBCo)* and 15k gold mark (15CT). This impressive antique Art Nouveau pendant is supplied with an IDGL gemstone grading report card. * The jewelry manufacturers Ernst Murrle and J.B Bennett operated as Siegele & Bennett from 1884 advertising themselves as 'manufacturers and importers of British and Foreign jewelry'; importing pieces from Pforsheim as this was Murrle's origin. In 1896 they administered Murrle Bennet & Co until 1914 when the firm was purchased and continued trade in London under the name White Redgrove & Whyte. Murrle Bennett is widely known for their production of Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts style jewelry...