Vintage Butterfly Wing Silver Pendant Necklace

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Fabulous, substantial and in superb vintage condition! - This is a gorgeous piece a beautiful wing picture fabulously set to a sterling silver tear drop shaped pendant marked as Sterling measuring c. 2" inch long, it is one of the largest I have seen. Depicting a fabulous picture of a lady in a crinoline dress - reverse painted under the clear glass cover. Set to an 18" inch long sterling silver chain - a delicate fine example - nice, bright vibrant colours to the wing, in superb order this is an adorable piece and it will delight the most discerning of collectors. Whilst this bears the appropriate patent numbers, it does not have the makers signature, this is a particularly fabulous Art Deco example of the wonderful butterfly antique jewellery often attributed to Thomas L. Mott of England.

Thomas Mott (TLM) exhibited his beautiful reversepainted butterfly wing jewellery at the British Empire Exhibition of 1924. His company was the largest producer of butterfly wing jewelry in the 1920"s/1930"s. Becoming a favourite accessory of the Art Deco period, these pieces are now becoming highly sought after and collected.

It was in 1922 that Shipton Co of England applied for the patent (202212 & 202213) for the design of using Butterfly Wings for the production of pictures, but it is generally Mott that is credited with their rise in popularity and also used the same patent numbers.

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PriceThis item is now RESERVED Category Antique and Vintage Jewellery Date 1930 Art Deco Antiques Material Silver Maker Thomas Mott Condition Excellent Vintage Item code as144a774 / 1304 CV Status Sold

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