Chrysanthemum intaglio pendant-brooch
1890s-1900s
Designer/maker: Gustav Manz
Mathews Family Collection
From "Finer Things" exhibition at Stan Hywet, Akron OH, April-Oct 2012
Antiques and The Arts Weekly (March 30, 2012); other coverage in Antiques and Auction News (May 15, 2012) and
Rapaport | Diamonds.net (May 1, 2012)
Goldwork on Manz chrysanthemum pendant-brooch
Photo (c) Gustav Manz LLC
Art Nouveau Garnet Gold Ring, Larter & Sons
14K yellow gold | garnet cabochon
Engraved with B.D.D. - C.L.M., the numeral 8 and 14 and mark for Larter (A.M. Veghte, a salesman for Larter, was a Gustav Manz client and later became an executive for F. Walter Lawrence, Inc.)
Photo: The Three Graces
Sterling chrysanthemum buckle set with small stone
Circa 1895
Designer: Unknown
Gorham marks
Image courtesy Paul Lemieux @ SMP Silver Forum
www.SMPUB.com
Sterling silver buckle with applied chrysanthemums and dragon fly; leaves extend over sides; 3 x 2 1/4 inches
Circa 1880
Designer/maker: George Shiebler
Image courtesy Brittania
silverperfect@aol.com
American
Gouache design drawing for Chrysanthème decor necklace
Contemporary
Design/retailer: Van Cleef & Arpels
Bals de Légende High Jewelry collection, the Proust Ball
White gold, white round diamonds, yellow gold, yellow round
14K gold and diamond "Autumn" brooch
Circa 1900
Designer: Unknown
Maker: Bippart, Griscom & Osborn
Image: jewelryexpert.com
Copyright © Laura Mathews
All Rights Reserved
Circa 1910
Designer/maker: Unknown
Images courtesy The Three Graces
www.georgianjewelry.com
Gouache design drawing for Chrysanthème decor necklace
Contemporary
Design/retailer: Van Cleef & Arpels
Bals de Légende High Jewelry collection, the Proust Ball
White gold, white round diamonds, yellow gold, yellow round
14K gold and diamond "Autumn" brooch
Circa 1900
Designer: Unknown
Maker: Bippart, Griscom & Osborn
Image: jewelryexpert.com
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All Rights Reserved
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