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Posted 9 years ago
kyratango
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A little brooch, unmarked, 1.1/4" by 3/4".
From the construction it is not hand made, so I suspect it could be Charles Horner production...
Any idea, A&C folks?
As enamel was damaged, know what... KYRATISED !
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Nice brooch Kyra, I'm not sure if it is Charles Horner, he usually marked his pieces. I'll be very interested to hear from the experts.
Found same design minus the round enamel center, same measurement!
http://www.britannia-collectables.co.uk/CHARLES-HORNER-silver-Art-Nouveau-BROOCH-Chester-1904-Good-collectors-piece_A1K3VJ.aspx
Yes your link is very similar, the only real difference is the circle in the middle, well done Kyra, I think you've solve the maker of your brooch. :-)
Kyra,
That's really very pretty! And very nice Kyratization on this one!
Thank you Scott, I highly appreciate your so kind comment!
Many thanks to you, Sean, Moonstonelover, Themuse and Elisabethan for loving my little kyratised brooch
Kyra to the rescue and another job well done ! Beautiful piece :)
Its gorgeous and so close to the marked one, its always nice and very important to find new information about your pieces, winner !
You did a great job and made a beautiful brooch whole again!
I have this brooch with deep blue enamel and it is marked for Charles Horner.
Mikelv, thank you! You all know I love to repair those enamels :-)
Bladerunner, many thanks! Searching is another part of the pleasure :-)
Bonnie, thank you for your visit and appreciation !
Wpj, I am very pleased with your confirmation of the identification, thank you ! !!
Solved !
Thanks Rick and Racer for joining the lovers :-)
Love this AND the kitty cat!
Charlie and I are very grateful for your comment Vintagelamp :-)
Thank you !
Update!
Worn on a microbeads rope necklace :-)
Thank you Anna, Manikin and Kerry for the loves :-)
Thank you Bonnie!
Many thanks for your visit and loves, Valentino, Aimathena, Newtimes, Mikelv, Anna, Marga and Windwalker :-)
Many thanks Trey, Rick, Vintagelamp, Katherine and Freiheit for your lovely visit :-)
Same design, marked Charles Horner, Chester 1909! :-D
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=401191760615
Thank you Phil for loving it!
Kyra, There should be jewellers honorary degree bestowed upon you for your contribution to the longer life of this lovely jewelry. I'd be so nervous to try what you do I'd put a matchstick straight through the most delicate part! You do amazing work.
Many thanks for passing by and hitting love, Phil, Pebble and Martika :-)
Ooh, Gillian, you're too kind!
There was no risk there... only some permanent marker and nail polish top coat drops :-D
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/263043045206
Look what I've found. I knew you had a brooch similar to this I think it's more or less the same. I hope you don't mind me posting it.
Oh! Thank you Jean! It is always great to see similar pieces to compare :-)
Keep on the good job!