Reinhold Reiling Modernist Emerald Sapphire Tourmaline etc. Pearl Gold Necklace

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About the Item

Reinhold Reiling Modernist Emerald Sapphire Tourmaline Quartz Pearl Gold Necklace 18k yellow gold, various precious stones (emerald, quartz, sapphire, tourmaline), pearls Length of pendant 15.3 cm (approx. 6"), width 3.1 cm (approx. 1 1/4") Length of chain 45.2 cm (approx. 17 3/4") Marks: maker's mark; gold content mark ‘750’ for 18k gold Germany, 1960s The necklace, an early piece from the first half of the 1960s, displays as a centerpiece a pendant of 15 cm length, composed of interlinking, movable elements in the form of twig-like sticks and a free grouping of pearls and precious stones mounted in settings of welded gold. A necklace a bit smaller in size and of an almost identical composition is in the collection of the Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Germany. Reinhold Reiling was among the first goldsmiths who after WWII translated the new design vocabulary into jewellery. After his apprenticeship and studies at the Schools of Applied Arts in Dresden and Pforzheim (pupil of Theodor Wende), he became in 1954 first a teacher and in 1969 professor for jewellery design at the Pforzheim School of Applied Arts (later Pforzheim School of Design). Reinhold Reiling (1922 – 1983) born 1922 in Ersingen near Pforzheim, Germany 1936 – 1940 apprenticeship as a steel engraver 1939 – 1941 Studies at Pforzheim School of Applied Arts 1946 – 1953 Studies Pforzheim and Dresden School of Applied Arts (pupil of Prof. Theodor Wende) 1954 – 1968 Teacher at Staatliche Kunst- und Werkschule Pforzheim (since 1971 Pforzheim University of Design) 1969 professorship of jewellery design at the same place Honorary Member of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, London Editor of “Schmuck als künstlerische Aussage unserer Zeit” (1971) and „Goldschmiedekunst“ (1978) Jury member of international jewellery competitions Exhibitions: Solo Exhibitions in Bruxelles, Düsseldorf, Freiburg, Hanau, Linz, Nürnberg, Salzburg, Pforzheim Contribution in exhibitions in Australia, Germany, England, Italy (Milan Triennial 1964), France, Japan, Canada (World Fair Montreal 1967), USA Selected Honours and Awards: 1952 1st and 2nd prize jewellery competition Kunst- und Kunstgewerbeverein Pforzheim 1955 2nd prize Association for Goldsmiths’ Art “Silberne Dose mit Email” 1964 Bavarian State Prize, Munich; gold medal Bavarian Crafts Fair, Munich; State Prize Baden-Wuerttemberg 1970 Federal State Bremen Special Award; 2 gold medals Deutscher Edelsteintag Works in Public Collections: Kunstgewerbemuseum SMPK (Museum of Applied Arts) , Berlin Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim MAK – Österreichisches Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Vienna Goldsmith’s Hall London

Creator:
Reinhold Reiling
Metal:
18k Gold
Stone:
Emerald,Cultured Pearl,Quartz,Sapphire,Tourmaline
Style:
Modernist
Place of Origin:
Germany
Period:
Mid-20th Century
Date of Manufacture:
1960s
Condition:
Wear consistent with age and use.
Seller Location:
Dusseldorf, DE
Reference Number:
Seller: RGG002211stDibs: LU50034219991

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