Art Nouveau Brooch and Pendant French circa 190...
French Collectible Jewelry
Enamel, Gold
Paris was the epicenter of Art Nouveau enamel jewelry, circa 1900. Manufactures of jewelry from the whole world were seeking for inspiration from the French Masters like René Laliqu...
Art Nouveau Enameled and Diamond 14K Gold Brooch
Unknown
Austrian Collectible Jewelry
Gold, Enamel
Art Nouveau enameled and diamond 14K gold brooch, Austrian, fine detailed enamel/painted figure, with five-mine cut diamonds, four-around neck for necklace and a single stone on the ...
Large Art Nouveau Hand-Carved Tortoise Shell Pe...
French Collectible Jewelry
Shell
Large Art Nouveau hand-carved orchid tortoiseshell pendant - the detail is exquisite. Tiny pins down the center of the pendant stabilizes and extra strength, circa 1890, Paris ...
Lajos Kozma Art Nouveau Double-Sided Walnut and...
Lajos Kozma
European Desks and Writing Tables
This rare large double-sided desk was designed by Lajos (Ludwig) Kozma, who had an unprecedented influence on the European design through his drawings, buildings and furniture. This...
Art Nouveau Gold and Amethyst Finger Ring with ...
Unknown
English Collectible Jewelry
Gold, Amethyst
This delicate finger ring is wearable and remains in an excellent state of preservation. The translucent amethyst scarab is ancient and is drilled lengthwise from two sides. Prov...
Art Nouveau Gold Brooch
American Collectible Jewelry
Metal
Handcrafted Art Nouveau 18-karat pin inset with a natural pearl, circa 1910. Accompanying note identifies the maker as Julia Walker Smith. Unmarked. Tests 18-karat gold.
French Art Nouveau 18K Mythological Brooch Pend...
European Collectible Jewelry
Gold
French Art Nouveau 18K mythological brooch Pendant, C.1900; depicting a mythological combination including part eagle, part serpent griffin carrying a pearl in mouth and suspending a...
Silver Pendant by Levinger & Bissinger, Pforzhe...
Levinger & Bissinger
German Collectible Jewelry
Beads, Silver
From 1904 on jewelery designer Karl Bissinger and the jewelery salesman Emil Levinger produced high quality gold and silverware under the same name. Next to Bissingers designs those ...