Description:
18kt Gold and Cultured Pearl Brooch, John Donald, London, 1971, designed as waving hands, lg. 2 in., maker's mark and hallmarks.
Note: John Donald is a British jeweler, designer, and goldsmith who revolutionized the ideals of glamor and modernity in jewelry in the 20th century, and attracted the patronage of HRH The Princess Margaret. His work is in the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, the Schmuckmuseum in Pforzheim, and the Royal Museum, Edinburgh.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
Very minor evidence of glue residue to pearls, not obtrusive. Minor wear and tarnish, otherwise good.
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Keywords
Pearl Brooch, Victoria, LondonKaitlin Shinnick
Director, Jewelry
617-874-4313
John Colasacco
Deputy Director, Jewelry
617-874-4313
Gloria Lieberman
Director Emerita
617-350-5400
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