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Posted 6 years ago
lentilka11
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Hi, let me introduce this pretty tie clip I bought when I visited the flea market last time - it was in the lot of 6 interesting brooches.
Very pretty but a mystery to me. As you can see the tie clip shows some wear - it was once silvered and gold-plated. The clip is marked SPQR - do you know such a company? Can you tell me how old this might be?
Thank you in advance for your opinions!
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Thank you nutsabotas6!
https://www.google.com/search?q=jewey+made+by+SPQR&oq=jewey++made+by+SPQR&aqs=chrome..69i57.30109j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Judging from the shoes alone she is NOT art nouveau at all. She is more deco or art moderne 1940's.
Its a beautiful pin !
Roycroftbooksfromme1, thank you! This is not roman design, though, so I guess SPQR is name of the maker.
Thank you PhilDMorris! I thought about shoes, too.
Gorgeous antique design, the reclining lady pose must have been quite daring for a gentleman's tie clip back in the day
Newfld - thank you! I agree. It would be quite daring today as well. Maybe it wasnt meant for gentlemen back then? :DDD
Beautiful! I so want one!
Thank you Tigra for your love!