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Art Deco Green Peking Glass Necklace, brass. 1920s, Czech. j 。Vintage MCM Era Ornate Gold Filigree Statement Panel Belt
Add a touch of vintage glam to your wardrobe with this wonderful gold-toned filigree belt. This articulated panel belt features intricate open scrollwork and is accented with an oval green Peking glass cabochon on the clasp and smaller round translucent green glass cabs and seed pearls down the length. Definite statement piece for your fashion accessories collection!
Features:
Ornate gold-toned filigree metal panels
Approximately 30\" hooked circumference
Multiple green translucent mini round cabochons and cream-colored pearl accents
Hook clasp with panels secured by brass rings that can be easily removed to customizable fit
Weighs right at 9-1/2 ounces.
Perfect for Art Deco, Boho, Victorian Revival, or 90s Runway aesthetics
Panel belts of this style were popular during the Victorian & Art Deco Eras, then again in the 60\'s boho kaftan days, & again in the 90\'s when Chanel & Dior popularized them on the runway. Most often crafted in Czechoslovakia & West Germany, this one is not signed that I can find so I am classifying it as vintage costume, probably West Germany. It appears to be brightly colored gold washed over brass with age patinated brass connector rings. It is appropriate to the estate I bought it from that was primarily MCM era for fashion and costume jewelry of the previous owner\'s collection.
Good vintage condition with minor surface wear consistent with age. No missing stones/pearls.
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Vtg Gold-Tone Filigree Panel Belt Ornate Art Deco Boho MCM Green Peking Glass Art Deco Green Peking Glass Necklace, brass. 1920s, Czech. j