Art nouveau jewelry brooch

AN ART NOUVEAU ENAMEL AND GEM-SET PENDANT/BROOCH, BY ROBERT KOCH

An appraisal of the movement from our panel of experts, illustrated with superb pieces from the largest collection of Art Nouveau jewellery ever to come to auction

René Lalique, Chrysanthemum Pendant-brooch, c. 1900.

Art Nouveau moth brooch by Emil Riester, enamelled with pearls and rubies, ca.1905.

AN ART NOUVEAU ENAMEL AND MULTI-GEM BUTTERFLY, BY BOUCHERON

The style of art in France significantly changed with the opening of trade with Japan through the efforts of a Parisian art dealer. He changed the jeweler's pallet, as well as the subject matter. Dorothy Mikuska's presentation showcases works by Georges Fouquet, Louis Aucoc, Philip Wolfers, Lucien Galliard, and the premier jeweler of the Period,

A plique-à-jour enamel and glass brooch, designed by Ivor Gordon. The central rectangular foiled eau-de-nil glass plaque by Lalique 1910, encased in a contemporary mount w/diamond terminals, issuing pale blue/green plique-à-jour enamel blooms to either side, w/brilliant-cut diamond highlights & entwined guilloche enamel stems, the central rectangular plaque signed Lalique, length 7.3cm

Diamond, Plique-a-Jour Enamel, Gold Jewelry Suite The suite includes a brooch and a matching pair of earrings featuring full-cut diamonds that weigh a total of approximately 0.25 carat, enhanced by enamel, set in 18k gold, marked Spain. Art Nouveau style.

Art Nouveau 14kt Gold and Enamel Brooch, depicting a blossom, lg. 1-1/2 in.