Vintage Faceted Graduated Red to Cognac Amber Necklace Barrel 55 Grams
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Directory: Archives: Estate Jewelry: Strands: Jewels: Pre 1940: Item # 1297128
Directory: Archives: Estate Jewelry: Strands: Jewels: Pre 1940: Item # 1297128
Please refer to our stock # T1805 when inquiring.
SOLD. Thank you for your testimonial and wear them in
good health!
SOLD. Thank you for your testimonial and wear them in
good health!
Striking strand of slight color change from red to hints of cognac color -depending on light source - faceted amber beads necklace for a total of 55 grams ending in an original barrel twist end hidden closure.
Crazing semi circular drill marks. See images 2 and 3.
55 grams - 31" end to end on double string for a total of 71 beads including twist hidden closure ends.
Largest bead: 27mm graduates to 7mm. Hand carved and faceted.
Two bead barrel hidden closure intact and perfect working order.
Color varies slightly from a red cherry to cognac hints depending on the light source.
Striking strand of slight color change from red to hints of cognac color -depending on light source - faceted amber beads necklace for a total of 55 grams ending in an original barrel twist end hidden closure.
Crazing semi circular drill marks. See images 2 and 3.
55 grams - 31" end to end on double string for a total of 71 beads including twist hidden closure ends.
Largest bead: 27mm graduates to 7mm. Hand carved and faceted.
Two bead barrel hidden closure intact and perfect working order.
Color varies slightly from a red cherry to cognac hints depending on the light source.
Interesting film reference: While viewing "Bride in the Wind" a biopic about Alma Mahler, her many loves and a tempestuous romance with a fiery painter, you could not help but notice that Oskar Kokoschka frequently wore a long strand of sparkly red "stones". At the most crucial moment of their "togetherness apex", he transfers his red necklace onto and around her neck...very talented admirable multitasking...
When you see it in that time period and location, you can't help but wonder, 'are those heavy garnets' ... must be amber!!!
SOLD, no price, no info please. te-7-15
