This is a stellar necklace. There is a pleasing rhythm to the chain and it's just so long. The beads are glass and the color is an unusually flattering pink. Ovoid and round. In very good condition from the 1920s.
Necklaces & Pendants
The left-facing profile of the bearded man is well carved in the beautifully colored shell. The attribute of the staff may indicate that the subject is a scholar.
The conforming oval frame is 18K gold. The reverse and bale are 14K and appear to date from a later period. Note too that the back has been engraved. The cameo is one inch long x 7/8 inch wide.
This necklace is imbued with charm. To name only a few of its attributes, there is the rhythmically assembled detail of the silver work, the marvelous shapes and cuts of the violet quartz and last but not least, the beauty of its drape. The stones are especially radiant because they are backed by silver. The necklace has some wear--evident in the slight smoothing of the chain--and is in excellent condition. The pendant measures 3.25 inches long by 1.75 inches wide. The chain is fourteen inches long.
This is a stunning necklace that delivers a big impression. Signed F.N. Co. it was made by the New York City company of Fishel Nessler & Co. (1885-1937,located on West 37th Street). It is a well make costume composition, made of prong-set, glass turquoise cabachons and silver-plate-on-brass elements. The largest turquoise element measures .75 inches in diameter. The closure was recently replaced with an easy-to-grasp sterling clasp (new). The necklace is a flattering 17 inches long and drapes beautifully.
This Royal Copenhagen porcelain pendant is terrific and in like-new condition. It truly succeeds as jewelry and is compelling, especially when worn over any number of rich colors. The disk is created in low relief and is colored in gold, pale pink and charcoal glazes. It was created, mid-century by the well-known, Danish, ceramic artist, Anton Michelsen.
Marks are stamped into the back of the bale and include the Royal Copenhagen mark, Anton Michelsen's mark and "925 S"(sterling). The pendant hangs on its original sterling chain and is also marked on the reverse with: the Royal Copenhagen mark, below which is "Denmark" and still lower, the inscribed numbers 4980. The chain measures 25 inches long and the pendant is 2.25 inches, diamter.




