Vintage Art Nouveau Antique 925 Sterling Silver Bracelet Ottoman Chassé

Antique vintage art nouveau 925 sterling cast Ottoman bracelet. This product sheet is originally written in English. Please find below an automatic translation in French. If you have questions please contact us. We have similar items Ottoman and new art that would marry well with this piece, on sale this week. Description of the listing by: megan e. Age about: new art c. Markings: not marked, tested and guaranteed. Originally Ottoman Empire (modern Turkey). Gram weight: 20.6 grams.

Type of metal: sterling silver. Size / color of the main stone. Measures / color of the stone accent.

Inner circumference and portable length: 7.25. Type of closure / clasp: this bracelet has no clasp and is designed to be worn over the wrist through the slot. Handmade at the time new art in the Ottoman Empire, now modern Turkey. Classic example jewelry made during the Etruscan revival that began in the early 1800s following the discovery of ancient Etruscan sites outside Rome.

The expert ironwork using granular beaded accents and spinning techniques showcases the extraordinary hand-carved details in the room. Composed of small links repulsed, allegedly hammered by hand and then placed individually for the beautiful design. The stack of small metal parts and fluid design after the Ottoman style jewelry making. Do not miss your chance to own this piece of history! Damage: wear appropriate to age.

A small link missing on the top of the bracelet and the room is heavily tarnished. The price has been reduced to reflect this.

This list is for the item only. All displays and / or photography accessories are not included with your purchase. \This time focused on women and beauty of nature and the pieces were often large.

The glaze was a common material used in art nouveau jewelry because the period was more focused on the importance of design as the materials used to create it. The art nouveau period occurred before the start of the First World War, when mass production has taken over the production of many products, some jewelry. The grand tour was the European holiday standard Georgian and Victorian eras. The opportunity he has given to study the culture, architecture and art has made it a tradition, especially for the upper classes. The grand tour was popularized by the poet Lord Byron and Shelley writer husband, who was the author of Frankenstein.

The grand tour was an opportunity for wealthy travelers to explore the world and experience different cultures over a period of 2 to 4 years. And what better souvenir of the long journey that indigenous memories of jewelry such as cameos Italian, mosaic and pietra dura. The pieces often had historical inspirations of Pompeii remains of the pyramids of Egypt. Cultural learning has been a central point of the great tour and the process of remembrance has spread to jewelry memories.

The archaeological revival of jewelry were inspired by the excavations and discoveries of Roman sites, Byzantine, Egyptian and Etruscan the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. These excavations have revealed beautiful decorative art works, giving jewelers a glimpse of the past for inspiration for contemporary creations. Some of revival styles incorporate the use of decorations in filigree and granulation. Revival styles highlighted the contrast between antiquity and modernity, jewelers of the modern world via patterns and techniques of the old, to perfect with advanced technologies and integrate into modern designs.

The neo-Etruscan jewelry has gained popularity in the early 1800s with the discovery in the Victorian era of Etruscan tombs just outside of Rome in Italy. These excavations have uncovered magnificent gold jewelry that had been meticulously decorated with tiny gold beads with fluid geometries, celestial patterns and a plethora of sacred mythological figures and Greco-Roman. Pushed techniques, filigree and granulation are all attributed to the Etruscan. Repulsed began as an ancient technique metalworking dating back to the 3rd century bc, involving malleable metal that has been hammered on the back to create an image on the front.

Examples are everywhere; Greece, Egypt and even the Hopewell periods in the American Southeast. The rear hammer was also used to add detail to the front, creating intricate patterns with grooves, indentations and lines. The piece was then carefully polished to create a hollow treasure and catchy.

All items are shipped within one business day after receipt of payment. We do not undervalue the package for customs, do not ask us to do. What you pay is what we will claim on your customs form. Please consider this before you place your bid. If you need more time to pay, please contact us before bidding. The play about age: Art Nouveau c. 1890 - 1910 markings: not marked, tested and guaranteed countries: Ottoman Empire (modern Turkey) brand: Ottoman gram weight: 20.6 grams type of metal: sterling silver. The item \The seller is \This article can be shipped worldwide.

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