Walter Lampl Jewelry & Watches

Charm is designed as a square table with four legs that fold out Each corner is accented by enamel card suite motifs - red and black with minimal loss Stamped 14K for 14 karat gold...

Designed as an oversized umbrella housing a traffic officer Topped by a rotating square inscribed "Stop" and "Go" Emblazoned with black enamel exhibiting some loss Completed by a ...

Walter Lampl Retro 14 K gold ruby flower bracelet, circa 1940 A rare two-tone Retro flower bracelet from New York's jewelry designer Walter Lampl...

Necklace comprised of ribbed rolo links with a beautifully crafted central station Featuring two oval jade tablets deeply engraved with a floral motif, translucent and strongly mottled dark green to light green Chain accented by six carved jade beads...

A charming Art Deco 1930 to 1940s three dimension figural brooch of a swan swimming under a palm tree. Hand solder construction, rose gold plate and set with six faux glass pearls. T...

Necklace comprised of ribbed rolo links with a beautifully crafted central station Featuring two oval jade tablets deeply engraved with a floral motif, translucent and strongly mottled dark green to light green Chain accented by six carved jade beads...

Centering a highly domed hexagonal carnelian cabochon, translucent orangey-red in color with unique ombre banding Flanked by onyx donut shoulders, opaque b...

Each centering a modified round brilliant cut amethyst, weighing approximately 13.00 carats total Both a rich royal purple and very well matc...

Walter Lampl was an ambitious New York City jeweler whose rags-to-riches story marked the beginnings of a successful career. At the age of 26, he opened a wholesale jewelry business in 1921, and eventually commissioned several female designers whose work he oversaw and and approved from page to product. His quality jewelry included colorful gemstone designs, unique charms, and popular pins. Multiple designs originated as gifts for his beloved wife Sylvia (whom he called "Toots"), later evolving into designs available to the rest of his clientele. His enthusiasm, charismatic personality, and humorous motto "Creators of the Unusual, As Usual" made him a much beloved man whose legacy extended far beyond the end of his life. Authentic vintage Walter Lampl pieces are still fashionable today and have become quite collectible! An unusual and stunning bracelet from the Art Deco (ca1930s) era by designer Walter Lampl! This substantial piece features an array of gorgeous jade links displayed in a stylish 14kt yellow gold setting. The natural jade stones display beautiful shades of dark and light green, marbled with subtle milky white inclusions. Each link is intricately hand-carved, bringing a variety of lovely floral motifs to life. The largest centermost link boasts a delicate butterfly, whose pointed wings are surrounded by a wreath of vines and flowers. Included throughout the remainder of the design are 8 small "coin" links, and two larger carved jade rings, the latter of which are set with a smooth onyx ring at the center. The black onyx contrasts perfectly with the soft green jade hues, adding further dimension to the elaborate design. Each circular jade link is held within a simple gold bezel, and gold connectors rest in between, giving the bracelet a flexible construction. Six gold prongs hold the central plaque in place, fastening it securely to the gold frame on the back. At the back is a push clasp incorporated seamlessly into the design, fastening at an elongated jade plaque in the back. A gold safety chain provides additional security when worn. Stamped on the tongue of the clasp is a "WL" maker's mark and a "14K" gold purity mark. When worn, the dramatic bracelet makes an outstanding statement piece! The bracelet measures 7" long, and would fit nicely on an average sized wrist. The large central jade plaque is 1 3/4" tall, 1" wide, and 1/4" thick. The large jade rings...