Art Nouveau / Arts & Crafts 9ct Blister Pearl Brooch By Henry Mathews 1905
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Sweet and dainty blister Pearl brooch from the Art Nouveau / Arts & Crafts era.
With flowing naturalistic lines and centered with a bright and white small oval blister pearl which contrasts very prettily with the rich hued 9ct gold.
Fully hallmarked to the verso for Henry Mathews (1894-1930) Vittoria Street Birmingham and date letter for 1905.
Perfect at the throat of closed crisp white shirt or pin this antique beauty to your favourite lapel.
History of Henry Mathews
History of Henry Mathews
Henry Mathews was a Birmingham silversmith and his first mark was registered in 1893. Based in Vittoria Street famous for being part of the Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham.
Better known for his silverware than jewellery however occasionally such as in this instance a beautiful quality piece will sometimes appear.
STONES
Blister Pearl
MEASUREMENTS
4cm x 1.0cm
WEIGHT
2.21 Grams
MARKS
‘H M’ for Henry Mathews
9 / Anchor / ‘f’ for 1905
CONDITION
Very very good condition. Pearl is bright and white with no damage.
Purchase Summary
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Purchase Summary
All our items are antique or vintage unless otherwise stated. Condition will be described, it is the responsibility of the buyer to read and view photos.
Prior to purchase, please view our Purchase Guide & Return Policy. All purchases within Australia will be sent via express post as a complimentary service.International rates apply. Please view our Shipping & Delivery Policy for more details
Please note: any duties imposed by countries for importing our items are the buyers responsibility
