ED WIENER Abstract Pearl Gold Brooch

Abstract modern screwback earrings in sterling silver with turquoise bead accent circa 1950's. Earrings were created by Ed Wiener of New York City, New York and measure 1.75" long. ...

De Farro mesh and pearl brooch by Italian-Brazilian jewelry designer, Janete Zamboni. Loose pearls trapped within a metal mesh net, are a continuing ...

Late 1940's American abstract modernist bass or stringed instrument guitar brooch created by Peter Macchiarini of San Francisco, California. Brooch ...

One of a kind anodized niobium, gold and sterling silver brooch with attitude entitled "Jenny Made Up Her Mind" by New York City artist and jeweler Enid Kaplan, circa 1987. Brooch h...

This exceptional piece by Ed Wiener was most likely custom made. Wiener was one of the most well known of the Greenwich Village designers of the mid 20th century. Much of his work ...

Circa 1960s Ed Wiener 14K yellow Gold Mid Century Modernist Brooch, measuring 2 1/8 x 1 7/8 inches and weighing 22.3 Grams. Having Textured finish and is pure Modernist Sculpture!

A fine Modernist brooch. By Ed Wiener, the renowned New York City Mid-Century jewelry maker. Comprising 2 conjoined abstract 3-prong elements. One set with a round cut diamond to its end. Secured with a pin and catch to its reverse. Ed Wiener was one of the most important jewelry designers in post-war New York City. His form language contributed greatly to the vocabulary of 20th Century jewelry design, and his work is held in both major museums & important private collections. Marked to the reverse EW / 14K. Simply a wonderful Ed Wiener brooch...

An exceptional mid-century modern Ed Wiener sterling silver & malachite brooch. We believe this to be an early version of Wiener's work, falling righ...