This quality French Art Deco Brooch is undoubtedly a statement piece! It is beautifully made with a pretty round blue paste stone taking centre stage, accompanied by nine clear paste stones on either side. It is completed with two stunning tapered baguette-cut blue stones at either end, all finished with milgrain detailing.

The brooch has the original trombone clasp, named after the musical instrument that needs a push and pull to operate. The clasp was first used in European jewellery in the early 1890s. Many brooches made in France displayed this type of clasp.

This brooch is well made, with each stone hand cut and exquisitely set, dating to circa.1920. This piece is also typical of French-made jewellery during this era.

Paste is hand-cut glass used since the 18th century to replicate Gemstones.

This beautiful piece would make the perfect gift or a great addition to any collection.

STONES
Blue and Clear Paste

METAL
Silver

MEASUREMENTS
Measures 8.3cm x .7cm
The centre stone measures 7mm across

HALLMARKS
Boars head - Silver
FRANCE

WEIGHT
7.79 grams

CONDITION
This Art Deco French brooch remains in good condition. The stones are all secure, with some white paste stones showing slight discolour due to age. The pin operates efficiently, keeping the brooch secure, and the reverse of the brooch shows some patina; however, it is not noticeable whilst worn. This is a stunning brooch and a statement piece; it would make an excellent addition to anyone's jewellery collection.

Item Number - SD142