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Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Deco (4)

Silver Art Deco Bracelet, Industrial Design, Signed Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Deco: Pre 1940 item# 755511 (stock# 1754)
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This silver art deco bracelet shows the influence of industrial design in its composition. Highly geometric, very streamlined and sleek. It's marked 835 for silver content (stronger than sterling silver) and has a maker's mark I have yet to identify. It's European in origin, probably German or Czech. It weighs 40 grams, is 7 1/2 inches long and 7/8 of an inch wide. Box clasp with safety lock. Great condition with a wonderful patina.

Silver & Amber Deco Ring, Czechoslovakia, Signed Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Deco: Pre 1940 item# 669396 (stock# 1248)
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This silver and amber ring is marked for Czechoslovakia, 900 silver and has a makers mark of SAF in a cartouche. It has a pierced, curved design gallery which greatly enhances the ring's look. It is a size 6 1/4 (UK size M 1/2) and could be resized without interfering with the three marks.

Art Deco Silver Ring with Malachite Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Deco: Pre 1930 item# 575763 (stock# 1226)
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An art deco silver ring set with a malachite stone in an 800 silver setting. The malachite cab is a lustrous green and in an architectural setting. The shank is stamped 800 inside; no maker's mark. In wonderful condition and very elegant looking, it is a size 8 1/2 and could be resized either way.

McClelland Barclay Art Deco Silver Bracelet Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Deco: Pre 1940 item# 410237 (stock# 362)
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This art deco sterling silver bracelet is by McClelland Barclay who was an artist, sculptor, and jewelry designer. He was killed during WWII. He originally worked as an illustrator for Cosmopolitan and Good Housekeeping magazines and designed military recruiting posters as well. He designed jewelry from approximately 1932 to 1938, both costume and sterling silver. This lovely deco bracelet has a very stylized floral pattern and is fully marked (see photo). It is 8” x 3/4", weighs 35 grams a ...click for details

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