Jugendstil Brooches

Sterling silver chrysoprase brooch, model #138, designed by Georg Jensen. It prominently displays the Georg Jensen hallmark, '925 S', 'Denmark', and the model number '138', along wit...

A sterling silver amber anniversary (1904-94) brooch #42, by Georg Jensen. The brooch is stamped with the Georg Jensen within dotted oval mark, '925 S', 'Denmark', & '42'. Hallmarked...

This is a beautiful brooch in typical Jugendstil style. It is crafted in 14K gold and set with 4 diamonds: 1 old cut (0,05ct) and 3 rose cut (0,012ct). There is a small natural pearl...

A fabulous example of a 'fin de siècle' symbolist jewel. Medusa the original 'Femme Fatale’ is beautifully portrayed in this exquisite brooch. The powerful protective significance of the Greek Myth has fascinated artists for millennia. There are echoes of Edvard Munch's 1893 expressionist 'Der Schrei de Natur' in this portrayal of Medusa by Rothmüller. Karl Rothmüller...

A rare example of Cranach's humorous side in the creation of this exceptional jewel which epitomises the renaissance spirit of his artistry. His imagination & craftsmanship is shown ...

A German Jugendstil 18 kt gold, oxidized silver and enamel brooch with diamonds by Koch. The brooch has 200 rose-cut diamonds with an approximate total weight of 1.00 carat, and old mine-cut diamonds with an approximate total weight of 0.15 carat. The petals of the flower are of plique-à-jour enamel. The company was founded in 1879 by Robert and Louis Koch in Germany. With a parent company in Frankfurt and a branch in Baden-Baden, the company gained in 1883 the title of ‘Jeweler of the Court’ and worked for several European Royal families including the Czar of Russia and the King of Italy. Their jewels, mainly executed in Hanau by the workshop Kreuter, had great success and were highly prized. Their celebrity extended greatly in Europe during the beginning of the 20th Century. Until 1938 the firm continued to be prosperous. In that year, the Koch family lost control when the firm was "Aryanized" by the National Socialists, i.e. taken over by the German Robert Bosch. The company closed its doors in 1987. Jewels from the great time of the Koch House are very much sought after in today's antique jewelry market...

A brooch by Theodor Fahrner from the Jugendstil period depicting an arc with swinging elements. The brooch is in 18k yellow gold and has red enamel, a natural pearl and diamonds in t...

Rare Patriz Huber Jugendstil brooch for Theodor Fahrner & Murrle Bennett & Co. A very successful example of one of Huber's masterly abstract desi...

A well documented Theodor Fahrner brooch designed by Professor Georg Kleemann. Marks: 'TF' ‘Depose’ ‘935’ cf. Theodor Fahrner Schmuck, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim 1990, page 110 catal...

Intaglio cut cabochon rock crystal with back painting representing a vase of anemones Vienna mark & maker's mark 'KC' cf. Wiener Gold und Silberschmiede, und Ihre Punzen, 1867-1...