Jugendstil plique-a-jour enamel slide necklace, Germany c. 1900 | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
BelleEpoque
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Small but beautiful chain slide with green and pink plique-a-jour-enamel, mother of pearl and garnet. Lovely Jugendstil leaf motif. I think it must have been a watch chain originally, but has been nicely converted into a necklace with faux pearl drops. The slide and chain are silverl gilt, there are no marks but both are of German origin, bought in Berlin. Made near 1900.
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Hi BelleEpoque
This is the slide off a guard chain. The chain may have been part of the original guard. The clasp look period too.
Ohhh look - http://www.tademagallery.com/content.htm
Even same chain.
A négligé! Beautiful!
Jewels1900, the link is home page of Tadema, can't see the necklace...
Thanks for the loves! Jewels, also thanks so much for the info and tip. Kyra... Jewels means a nearly identical piece that you can find on Tadema's archive file of Jugendstil necklaces... could may well be from the same Pforzheim workshop. Jewels, you sure have an eye!! :)