Thomas Gentille 1970 Crackled Eggshells Pendant Bangle Bracelet in Carved Wood

A bangle bracelet designed by Thomas Gentille (1936-). A sculptural piece of wearable art, created in New York city by the artist and jewelry maker Th...

A porcelain cuff bracelet designed by Johan Gerard van Loon for Rosenthal. This is a very rare retired statement bracelet made by Dutch artist Johan Van Loon for the German porcelain company of Rosenthal, back in the 1970's This beautiful abstract piece is made of white porcelain and accented in three matte colors of polychrome metallic such; gold, blue, purple and orange. A design all around the bracelet. This is a lovely Rosenthal collector's piece no longer available at the Rosenthal retailers. It is a unique conversation piece to compliment any ensemble. Weight: 74.95 Grams, (48.04 Dwt). Size: 6.5 Inches (16.5 Cm). Measurements: 82.5 mm by 58.4 mm (3.25 x 2.30 Inches). Hallmarks Marked with the maker's mark and signed, "ROSENTHAL STUDIO LINE GERMANY JOHAN VAN LOON". Johan Van Loon Johan Gerard van Loon born in Rotterdam in 29 October 1934. He was a Dutch ceramist and textile artist. Van Loon studied textile design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie from 1952 to 1956, and from 1957 to 1960 at the Konstfack in Stockholm under Stig Lindberg. In 1958 he took pottery classes from the Amsterdam potter Jos Eppens van Veen, ] in 1960 from Thera Hofstede Crull, and in 1961 at the Camberwell College of Arts in London under Lucie Rie. In 1960 he took another study tour to Scandinavia and worked with Kylikki Salmenhaara for the Arabia porcelain factory in Finland. In 1962 Van Loon took part of an exhibition of six young ceramists from Amsterdam in Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, together with Hans de Jong...

A pendant-brooch designed by Thomas Gentille (1936-). A sculptural piece of wearable art, created in New York city by the artist and jewelry maker Thomas Gentille, back in the late ...

Geometric bracelet designed by Anton Michelsen for Royal Copenhagen. A vintage modernist geometric bracelet, created in Denmark by Anton Michelsen for the porcelain company of Royal Copenhagen, back in the late 1960's. This rare bracelet was part of the Royal Bini collection, is futurist, massive and sculptural. It was crafted in .925/.999 sterling silver and embellished with six round disc elements with a diameter of 31 mm, made of glazed white porcelain. This rare bracelet was produced in very limited quantities in the late 1960’s as part of the ‘Royal Bini’ collection of ceramic jewelry produced by Royal Copenhagen after the acquisition of Georg Jensen. This collection was sold exclusively through the Georg Jensen shop in Copenhagen in the late 1960’s. The bracelet itself, like the rest of the collection, is sleek, refined and high impact. Note: The Royal Bini was a new jewelry idea created by The Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory ceramists Doreen Middelboe...

Art Deco Eggshell Lacquer Bangle Bracelet. The round and bombe bracelet decorated with five diamond shapes of crackled eggshell lacquer. The bangles b...

Fabulous Kenneth Jay Lane Resin and Bamboo bracelet- very very chic. This wonderful bangle is made of black resin with insets of natural bamboo versatile and smart for most any occa...

In 1981 Robert Lee Morris won the Coty award for his jewelry collection for Calvin Klein and woke the fashion industry up to his high energy presence. He i...

François Marechal Realised in La Borne in 1988 Abstract white and brown stoneware ceramic vase Signed original perfect condition Height 26 cm Large 30 cm Depth 10 cm