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NEW PEARL ROSETTE JEWELRY During a career that spanned<br />
six decades, Louis C. Tiffany (American, 1848–1933) embraced<br />
virtually every artistic and decorative medium, designing and directing<br />
his studios to produce leaded-glass windows, mosaics, lamps, glass,<br />
pottery, metalwork, enamels, jewelry, and interiors. In 1914, Meta K.<br />
Overbeck became head designer <strong>of</strong> his “art jewelry” department. The<br />
design for this enchanting rosette suite is based on a drawing from a<br />
surviving volume <strong>of</strong> her distinctive designs. Produced in cooperation<br />
with The Charles Hosmer Morse <strong>Museum</strong> <strong>of</strong> American <strong>Art</strong>,<br />
Winter Park, Florida. 18K gold overlay, simulated glass<br />
pearls, and glass cabochons.<br />
Earrings Pierced. 2 1/4"L. 80-018172 $95<br />
Necklace Lobster claw closure. 18"L with 2" extender and 2 3/4" drop.<br />
80-018173 $125<br />
C. NEW LOUIS C. TIFFANY: PEACOCK PLAQUE Among all<br />
<strong>of</strong> Louis C. Tiffany’s endeavors, his work in leaded glass brought him<br />
the greatest recognition. Favrile glass was the perfect medium for<br />
expressing his unique blending <strong>of</strong> nature and exoticism, embodied<br />
by the peacock, a favorite subject. This luminous plaque re-creates a<br />
favorite <strong>of</strong> the artist’s stained-glass windows. Giclée print mounted on<br />
wood. Includes hardware for hanging. 32"H x 24"W. 80-018764 $195<br />
Gift wrap not available for this item.<br />
Photographs may have been enlarged or enhanced to show detail.<br />
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A–B. NEW AMERICAN BRIOLETTE<br />
JEWELRY “<strong>Art</strong> jewelry,” popular in the<br />
early part <strong>of</strong> the 20th century, was<br />
notable for its use <strong>of</strong> semiprecious<br />
stones and enamel. The source for<br />
these elegant pieces is a drawing for a<br />
stunning briolette pendant found in a<br />
rare book <strong>of</strong> designs by Meta K. Overbeck, who<br />
supervised Louis C. Tiffany’s jewelry design and fabrication<br />
between 1914 and 1933. Produced in cooperation with<br />
The Charles Hosmer Morse <strong>Museum</strong> <strong>of</strong> American <strong>Art</strong>,<br />
Winter Park, Florida. 18K gold overlay with glass and resin.<br />
A. Earrings Pierced. 2 1/4"L. 80-018074 $95<br />
B. Necklace Lobster claw closure. 18"L with 4" drop.<br />
80-018073 $135<br />
Special Offer Set <strong>of</strong> American Briolette Earrings<br />
and Necklace 80-019504 $210