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Art Deco 15 ct. Gold Pendant
Item Description
Pendant necklace crafted in 15 ct. gold dating from circa early 1920’s, showing distinct early Art Deco influences.
The pendant features a series of concentric circles as the main component which is suspended from a similar but smaller one via a narrow mid section which elegantly tapers at each end.
Set with peridots and seed pearls, and with the three components on single links which allow for movement when wearing, the whole effect is most eye-catching.
No marks but testing as 15 ct. gold and almost certainly English in origin.
Very well crafted and 5.25 cms. long with the necklace chain measuring approximately 44 cms. in length.