2 Pair Vintage Matisse Copper Enamel Maple Leaf Earrings, Mid Century Modern Matisse Earring Lot, Matisse Earrings, Vintage Jewelry
$55.05
Lot of 2 Pair Vintage Matisse Copper Enamel Maple Leaf Earrings. This lot includes two pair of vintage Matisse enamel on copper maple leaf earrings, one pair in green and the other in red. Both finished with clip backs, the earrings measure 1 X 1 1/4 inch.
Renoir Jewelry was founded by Jerry Fels in Los Angeles in 1946. Fels studied at both The Arts Student League and The National Academy of design before serving as a fighter pilot in WWII. His jewelry was bold and modern in style, perfectly reflecting the modernism that was sweeping the country. He also created Matisse Jewelry, which added enamel elements to the copper that distinguished Renoir pieces.
In good vintage condition, with minor scuffs to the finish and no other damage noted.
ERA: Mid-Century, 1950s
METAL/MATERIALS: Copper
HALLMARKS/HISTORY: Marked Matisse on the earring clips of both pair
CONDITION: In good vintage condition, with minor surface wear. No damage noted. Previously owned and worn.
MEASUREMENTS: 1" X 1 3/4"
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