| 866. Unusual WMF bracelet, linked design in hand hammered silver, marked, 7.5"l, excellent condition 300-500 867. Modernist necklace, copper with geometric design in red blue and white enamel hanging from a delicate chain, pendant 1.75"w, a similar pendant is pictured in Art Nouveau Jewelry, plate #228, excellent condition 200-300 868. Art Deco ring, silver with sculpted design in copper, 1.25"w, very good condition 100-150 |
869. Ronald Pearson necklace, 1950s, sterling, signed with impressed mark "Pearson", 15"l, excellent condition 200-300 After serving as a merchant marine in WWII, Ronald Pearson studied at the School for American Craftsmen at Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY. He was a co-founder of Shop One, the first retail shop owned by practicing craftsmen to exclusively sell unique and limited production craft items. Other founders were ceramist Frans Wildenhain, cabinet maker Tage Frid, and metalsmith Jack Prip. Wendell Castle and Albert Paley were part-owners in the 1970s. |