Vintage Michael Bondanza 925 Silver 18K Bow Brooch, 1970s Sterling Silver 18K Knot Bar Pin, Bondanza 1970s 925 18K Brooch, Vintage Jewelry
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Vintage Michael Bondanza 925 Silver 18K Bow Brooch. This bold bar pin is the epitome of late 1970s style, with a knot or bow tie design executed in 925 sterling silver with applied stripes of 18K yellow gold. The piece was made by New York jeweler Michael Bondanza, who began his career in the 1970s. He provided jewelry for companies including Cartier in that time frame.
The brooch has an attached pin mechanism with roll over safety. In very good vintage condition with no damage noted.
ERA: Retro, 1970s
METAL/MATERIALS: 925 Sterling Silver and 18K Yellow Gold
HALLMARKS/HISTORY: Maker's mark, copyright symbol, .925 18K. The mark is that of New York jeweler Michael Bondanza, who began his career in the 1970s. He provided jewelry for companies including Cartier in that time frame.
MEASUREMENTS: 3 1/4" X 3/4"
WEIGHT: 24.6 grams
CONDITION: In very good vintage condition, with appropriate minor scratches and patina for age of the pin and no damage noted. Previously owned and worn.
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