#Art Deco bar brooch

[binenbaumaj]

Diamond 14k Platinum "Bar" Brooch 16248-8772

This exquisite Art Deco bar brooch is adorned with 44 mixed-cut diamonds (old European and rose cut) totaling approx. 0.70 ct. (SI-P, G-H-I). Crafted with a 14k yellow gold back and a platinum front, it radiates timeless elegance. 💎 Dutch assay mark 585 and platinum.

Details: ±0.70ct (F-G SI1) Old-european-cut diamond, Rose-cut diamonds, 14k, Platinum Brooch, Dutch assay mark 585 and platinum *.

Dimensions: 66 x 6,5 mm.

Weight in grams: 4.4.

Condition: Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear.

Shipping and Pickup: This exquisite piece ships from our store located in the center of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. We offer both registered shipping and local pickup at our store. In the case of local pickup, any applicable shipping costs will be refunded.

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[the1920sinpictures]

1920 Cartier brooch, comprising an open-work rectangular plaque with two central coral bars with rock crystal sides, with a fan-shaped diamond and onyx terminations, all set to a platinum mount with gold brooch fitting. From Art Deco, FB.

[steliosagapitos]

~ "Enamel Brooch and Multiple Art Deco Gems, circa 1925, attributed to Maynier et Pinçon: Designed as a bouquet of flowers, leaves and berries, within a circular frame set on a horizontal bar, strangled with circular diamonds, lined in enamel black and accentuated with rubies, sapphires and emeralds in cabujon, mounted in platinum, length 6,5 cm, French test mark for platinum, partial marks from the French manufacturer for Maynier et Pinçon." ~

[bitter69uk]

“Every inch a lady – until you look at the record! Part of her was Ritz – part of her was “racket” – all of her was exciting! Beth Austin – stylish dame with a stylish name who lived by jungle law in a big city and clawed her way to where the money was …” 

“A rancid melodrama” is how Joan Crawford’s biographer Bob Thomas disparages this low-rent 1952 noir crime thriller. "I must have been awfully hungry,” La Crawford herself bemoaned. “The kids were in school, the house had a mortgage. And so, I did this awful picture that had a shoddy story, a cliché script and no direction to speak of. The thing just blundered along. I suppose I could have made it better, but it was one of those times when I was so disgusted with everything that I just shrugged and went along with it. It was the worst picture I ever made." And remember - she’s including Trog (1970) in that assessment! 

In This Woman is Dangerous, Crawford is Beth Austin, ersatz high society matron and mastermind of a criminal hold-up gang. (I love the idea of Crawford as a decorous “lady mobster” wearing little gloves and fur stoles, whose brooch matches her earrings). Oh, and did I mention Beth is wracked by headaches, at risk of going blind and urgently requires vision-saving experimental surgery? Seriously, she has a LOT on her plate! 

Is This Woman is Dangerous the worst film Crawford ever made? And what if you (like me) like “rancid melodramas?” Judge for yourself when the Lobotomy Room film club (our motto: Bad Movies for Bad People) presents This Woman is Dangerous on Thursday 19 January in the glittering Art Deco environs of Fontaine’s cocktail lounge in Dalston! 

Lobotomy Room Goes to the Movies is the FREE monthly film club devoted to cinematic perversity! Third Thursday night of every month downstairs at Fontaine’s bar in Dalston! Two drink minimum (inquire about the special offer £5 cocktail menu!). Numbers are limited, so reserving in advance via Fontaine’s website is essential. Alternatively, phone 07718000546 or email bookings@fontaines.bar to avoid disappointment! The film starts at 8:30 pm. Doors to the basement Bamboo Lounge open at 8:00 pm. To ensure everyone is seated and cocktails are ordered in time, please arrive by 8:15 pm at the latest.

Facebook event page.

[yesteryearsnows]

Hyperfixation post: I’m really stumped

Today I saw some old friends and was prowling through the vintage and antique stores in our downtown area. The antique store was neat and full of old items, but too pricey for me personally. A lot of beautiful costume jewelry though!

The vintage store was definitely more my vibes. I got really tempted by some items like a vintage cloisonné bracelet and cool clothes

But what really caught my eye was the costume jewelry. My friend and I looked over a lot of vintage jewelry posts and learned a lot about the desirable brands, so my eyes were peeled.

I ended up getting two brooches. The first one I believe is an 80s-90s art nouveau inspired pin with dragonflies, clouds and lily pads, plus a real amethyst stone.

The second one is likely an 80s revival reproduction of an art deco filigree bar brooch! You can tell the real art deco by the clasp type, and the filigree is also much finer made.

The piece that really got me fucked up and obsessed with google right now is this painting. I ended up coming back for it after leaving because I just couldn’t stop thinking about it. It’s clearly 1970s, it’s an original painting and framed nicely, but I can’t find anything about the artist or style. Their signature is hard to make out too. I may have to accept I’ll never know. All the dealer knew was she got it in an estate sale in Arizona. I love it though. California poppies, lovely balance and sensibility. It could easily be too saccharine but it’s not. And the painter clearly had some skill. If anyone has any idea, please please help.

[animalfantasy]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage Enamel Rhinestone ART DECO BROOCH Pin Green Costume Jewelry.

[paroliro]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: >price firm

[vysjewelry]

Art Deco-style diamond, ruby, and emerald rose bar brooch-pendant (at Prince Estate Jewelry)

[glitterbugstore]

Excited to share this item from my #etsy shop: Art Deco Bar Brooch Gold Plate Faux Pearls & Ruby Red Glass Cabochons Dangling Gold Bead Pin Vintage 1980's Military style #jewelry #brooch #victorian #glass #pearl #red #geometric #gold https://etsy.me/2umg7kB #annesglitterbug #vintagejewelry #costumejewelry #costumejewelrylovers #costumejewellery #antiquejewelry #antiquejewellery #antiquejewelryaddiction #antiquejewelryforsale #antiquejewelrybox #jewelrylover #instajewelry #instajewellery #shoplocal #shop #shopsmall #shopping #shoponline #shoppingonline #antiquebrooch (at Nanuet, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8Kr6ppg2uF/?igshid=7v6ank0a4kws

[binenbaumaj]

✨ This stunning Art Deco bar brooch is a true masterpiece! Adorned with 44 mixed-cut diamonds, including old European and rose cuts, totaling approx. 0.70 ct. (SI-P, G-H-I), it sparkles with vintage charm. Crafted with a 14k yellow gold back and platinum front, it exudes timeless elegance and luxury. 💎 #VintageJewelry #ArtDecoVibes #DiamondDreams #TimelessElegance #AntiqueJewelry

[yoursoccasionally]

Bar Pin Brooch Broche Art Deco Enamel Salmon Off White Gold Vintage Jewelry Vendimia Joyeria

[steliosagapitos]

~ "Art Deco Bar Brooch, circa 1923, Bentley & Skinner, London, Burmese Ruby and Diamond, with Original Box." ~

[gadco]

Art Deco Amethyst, Seed Pearl, 15 Carat Gold, Bar Brooch, Gold Amethyst Pin #goldamethystpin #artdecogildpin #amethystpin #amethystjewellery #vintagejewellery https://etsy.me/3Vo4IIn https://www.instagram.com/p/ClkD_zZoIgA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=