This geometrically patterned bracelet by Belgiorno, has unusually shaped links. It has a matte finish with finely scored lines on the surface (see close-up image). Belgiorno, an Argentinian firm founded in 1931 by Antonio Belgiorno is still in business. They are often referred to as the Tiffany's of Argentina. The bracelet is just over 7" long by 1/2" wide and weighs 37 grams. Marked as pictured, it is ...click for details
Sterling silver modernist bracelet in the style of Belgiorno, noted Argentinian silversmith. The bracelet weighs 31 grams, is 6 3/4" x 3/4" and has a secure safety clasp. In excellent condition and with a great, fluid design.
This Belgiorno bracelet consists of several chunky circular rings that taper in width. Belgiorno designs of this period are typically geometric and stylized; simple, bold shapes that make a compelling design.
Belgiorno, an Argentinian firm founded in 1931 by Antonio Belgiorno is still in business. The bracelet is just over 7" long by 1/2" wide and weighs 42 grams. Marked as picture, it is in excellent co ...click for details
This Belgiorno bracelet has 7 curved rectangular links with angled corners. Belgiorno designs of this period are typically geometric and stylized; simple, bold shapes that make a compelling design. Belgiorno, an Argentinian firm founded in 1931 by Antonio Belgiorno is still in business today in Buenos Aires.
The bracelet is 6 3/4" x 5/8" and weighs a substantial 48 grams. Marked as picture, it is in exc ...click for details
Great 3-D design on these earrings comprising
4 balls each surrounded by an open silver ring. Though stacked, the two sides are angled in toward one another. These look remarkably like the design by Kolman Jourdan of Germany but do not carry their mark so either unsigned or potentially a copy. They are 1 1/4 inches long and 1/2 inch wide and for pierced ears. Lightweight and comfortable, though design gives a substantial look.
Modernist mid century ceramic vase from Denmark. Lovely shape and glaze. The vase, 5 3/4" tall, is decorated with off white matte glaze with a black graphic design and subtle strokes of black around the body of the piece. It is signed but I don't know the maker. Very lovely piece and in fine condition.
Gorgeous miniature ceramic variegated glaze vase from Denmark, unsigned. The glaze design on this small piece is fantastic with myriad gradation of sea greens and blues and small specks of contrasting colors. It is unsigned, but a truly exceptional and well crafted piece. It is 5 1/4" tall and in excellent condition.
This black mid century ceramic vase has subtle gradations of color and while basically matte, there's a discrete semi-glossy abstract design overlaying it. The vase stands 10 1/2 inches tall and is in excellent condition. It is marked as depicted but I am not sure of the maker. It was attributed to Margaretenhohe but I am not sure that is correct. Regardless, it is a lovely piece and would work well in any modern decor.
This mid century ceramic vase is by Lu Klopfer, Germany. Ludwig Klopfer (1924-1977) produced much of his work for the Kunsttöpferei Johann Lipp in Mering,Germany. He was the grandson of Johann Lipp, who founded the pottery in the middle of the 19th century. In the 1940s, Klopfer became the art director and the modern shapes and new glaze-techniques of the 50s, 60s and 70s are the result of his creative work. His work is often unsigned, and he used a series of numbers and sometimes letters to mar ...click for details
Mid century ceramic vase with sgraffito decor by H.H. Korting of Germany. The textured linear pattern plays well against the rounded, tapering surface of the vase. Very attractive piece in excellent condition, it is 9 1/2 tall and signed as depicted on the base.
