1920-30s Necklace & Coil Wrap Simulated Pearl Bracelet Set-Early Haskell Style

1920-30s Necklace & Coil Wrap Simulated Pearl Bracelet Set-Early Haskell Style

1930s SIMULATED PEARL NECKLACE & COIL WRAP BRACELET SET unsigned and attributed to Miriam Haskell. The 3-Strand Coil Wrap Bracelet and 2-Strand Necklace have Focal Points consisting of a brilliant light aquamarine color clear un-foiled crystal center stone surrounded by matching simulated pearls and small multicolored flowers with tiny crystal centers encased in gold-tone metal of the quality and workmanship consistent with the work of Miriam Haskell in the late 1920s - early 1930s. The set is Unsigned - also consistent with Miriam Haskell's early pieces. Please look closely at the close-up photos I have provided and compare with illustrations/pictures found in publications on Haskell's early work to substantiate the provenance of this set.

Originally, Haskell's primary source of simulated pearls was Gablony, Germany - also famous for its Bohemian Glass (hence, the brilliant center aquamarine color crystal center stones). Sometime in the 1930s, Haskell changed her source of simulated/baroque pearls to Japan. Similar pieces can be seen on pages 100-101 of Judith Miller's book, "Costume Jewelry". This set is too early to be signed.

3-Strand Coil Wrap Bracelet is 3/4" wide and 7" in length adjusting to most wrists with 2 flower focal points measuring 1-1/4" high. 2-Strand Necklace is 15" long, adjustable with one larger flower focal point 2" high by 1-1/4" wide.

Excellent Condition.

Early 1930s

Item ID: JC901

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Gender: Female, Age Group: Adult, Color: Pearl, Blue ,Pin, Green, Size: Necklace 15" Long - Bracelet 7" Lone

$950 USD

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