A late 19th Century gold and oxidised silver demi-parure by Marchesini, the brooch modelled as a winged cherub on a raft paddling with an oar, his bow and quiver lying beside him, the reverse with oval plate, Marchesini, Firenze, and a pair of matching cherub and oar drop earrings.

Details
A late 19th Century gold and oxidised silver demi-parure by Marchesini, the brooch modelled as a winged cherub on a raft paddling with an oar, his bow and quiver lying beside him, the reverse with oval plate, Marchesini, Firenze, and a pair of matching cherub and oar drop earrings.
See Front Cover Illustration (3)
Further details
The firm of Nicola Marchesini had branches in Rome and in Florence. A comparable cherub suite is illustrated in the Art of the Jeweller, A Catalogue of the Hull Grundy Gift to the British Museum, plate 53 and discussed in the accompanying volume of text.

More from Antique and Collectable Jewellery

View All
View All