French Tortoise Crystal Clip

Intricate Swarovski crystal dress clip of baguettes, round and pear shaped stones. French manufacture from the late 1950's. Formed in a glamoro...

Large bar brooch by YSL. 2 shades of topaz pastes are bezel set to create this striking brooch set in copper finished metal.
Signed: YSL
Excellent condition
3" x 1"

Magnificent art deco paste on sterling brooch circa 1930s. Typically deco design with large baguettes and unusually cut stones.Wonderful craftsmanship.
Marked "935" and Germa...

Trifari retro Jelly Belly amusing pig brooch. Designed in 1943 by Alfred Philippe ,this amusing pig brooch is one of the more unusual of Trifari's animal JE...

Exceptional ruby pate de verre glass Renaissance cross brooch/pendant by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel. Composed of square ruby poured glass jelly stones. Large in scale and can be hooked onto a simple gold...

Attractive dimensional twisted gold wire crest brooch by K.J.L. circa 1960s.
Excellent condition.
3 x 3"
Signed: K.J.L

The pendant in the shape of a ladybug with open wings, can be worn both as a pendant and as a brooch. The ladybug is decorated with transparent enamels of various colors. Its manufa...

Bacchus the wine god by Otto Strandman (1871-1960), Stockholm 1914. Wonderful Swedish Art Nouveau silver brooch. Great condition, no issues. With full s...

Very nice modernist brooch depicting a bird in flight. Gilded sterling silver with maker marks. Fine vintage condition, only some minor scratches. Atelier Borgila was founded by de...

A set of necklace, a pair of earrings, and a Brooch in sterling silver by Matti J Hyvarinen Finland. All parts marked "MJH 925". Made in the 1970s. V...

An exceptional, exquisite and well preserved Victorian brooch in the form of a bee with ruby eyes, sapphire and diamond wings, natural pearl and cabochon natural untreated Burma Sapp...

Fine quality micromosaic, depicting a King Charles Spaniel dog on his cushion, set as a brooch in 18ct gold. Dogs were a symbol of faithful love. The King Charles Spaniel breed was extremely popular amongst the English aristocracy, especially during the Victorian period, when Queen Victoria herself doted upon her spaniel, Dash. Although the Greeks and Romans had used mosaics for many centuries, it was the Italians who developed the art of micromosaics in the Vatican at the end of the 18th century. The Napoleonic expedition to Egypt in 1798 led to a great revival of classical interest and was reflected in the subject matter of the micromosaics, many images came from Roman murals...