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An Art Deco diamond and enamel dragonfly brooch, by Janesich
Of stylised design, the vari-cut diamond body with ruby eye details and black enamel divisions to baguette and pavé old brilliant-cut diamond wings with black enamel edging, circa 1925
Signed Janesich Paris, No. 14976
Of stylised design, the vari-cut diamond body with ruby eye details and black enamel divisions to baguette and pavé old brilliant-cut diamond wings with black enamel edging, circa 1925
Signed Janesich Paris, No. 14976
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Janesich
Leopold Janesich opened his first shop in Trieste in 1835, offering jewellery and silverware to an international clientele. At the end of the century he established a branch store in Paris at 19, rue de la Paix, followed by locations in Biarritz, London, Monte Carlo and Vichy. Their clients included such eminent personalities as the Archduke of Austria, King Nicholas of Montenegro and the Duke of Aosta. Janesich is well known for powder compacts and card cases in the Art Deco style. The Firm remained in family hands until it closed in 1968.
Leopold Janesich opened his first shop in Trieste in 1835, offering jewellery and silverware to an international clientele. At the end of the century he established a branch store in Paris at 19, rue de la Paix, followed by locations in Biarritz, London, Monte Carlo and Vichy. Their clients included such eminent personalities as the Archduke of Austria, King Nicholas of Montenegro and the Duke of Aosta. Janesich is well known for powder compacts and card cases in the Art Deco style. The Firm remained in family hands until it closed in 1968.