AN ART NOUVEAU ENAMEL AND DIAMOND PENDANT / BROOCH, BY ANTOINE BRICTEUX
AN ART NOUVEAU ENAMEL AND DIAMOND PENDANT / BROOCH, BY ANTOINE BRICTEUX

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AN ART NOUVEAU ENAMEL AND DIAMOND PENDANT / BROOCH, BY ANTOINE BRICTEUX
Modelled as a pair of cast and chased opposing pelicans, framing a rose-cut diamond cow parsley spray before a champlevé enamel dawn scene, to a single-stone brilliant-cut diamond surmount, suspended from the fine-link chain, circa 1900, pendant 5.0cm, with French assay marks for gold
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Cf. Koch, Michael et al, The Belle Epoque of French Jewellery 1850-1910, Thomas Heneage & Co, London, 1990, p.235, fig.154 for a pendant with chain by Bricteux of very similar design, c.1900

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Francesca Valentini
Francesca Valentini

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Very little is known about Antoine Bricteux et Fils. Having registered the company mark in Paris in 1866, it remained unaltered and valid until 1927, although there is no record of the firm's creations being exhibited in the Salons or any of the World Exhibitions in the intervening years. The few jewels which are known are of excellent quality, fine workmanship and strongly embedded in the Art Nouveau tradition, repeatedly utilising the synonymous motifs of that period; including sinuous form and naturalistic decoration.

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