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Art Nouveau Pendant Necklace by Marples & Beasley
Item Description
Delightfully pretty Art Nouveau silver and enamel pendant necklace made by the jewellers and medallists Marples & Beasley whose workshops were in Albion Street, Birmingham.
Approximately circular in outline and with a detail of five blue enamelled heart-shaped leaves with long sinuous stems picked out in silver.
Connected to the necklace chain by two ornate spacers, enamelled in the same shade of blue and finished with a delicate drop with little dots picked out in the same colour.
Unusually, the hallmark and maker’s mark are impressed on the face of the pendant, with the back showing the reverse detail of the leafy design.
The Birmingham hallmark dates this pendant to 1908.
5.5 cm in length from the side attachments to the bottom of the drop, with the necklace measuring 41 cm when opened out.