Kreisler 'Morris Paschman' Harlequin Playing Guitar and 'Kurt Speck' Dancing Girl Chatelaine Pins
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Kreisler 'Morris Paschman' Harlequin Playing Guitar and 'Kurt Speck' Dancing Girl Chatelaine Pins
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Description: gold plated base metal, rhinestones. The pins are of the same construction and are clearly an original chatelaine pair.
Marked: unsigned
Reference: Patents are reproduced below (scroll down); the Harlequin, designer Morris Paschman of New York, filed 19 June 1946, granted 3 June 1947; dancing girl, designer Kurt Speck, of Palisade Park NJ, assignor to Kreisler Mfg Corp. filed Oct 17 1945, granted 26 March 1946. Brunialti, American Costume Jewelry - Art and Industry (2008) Vol 2 p 164 has the Harlequin (marked Sterling), manufacturer unknown; Vol 1 p 232 on Speck, who designed for Kreisler - probably the manufacturer of this chatelaine
Condition: Very good, apart from wear to face, and shoulder, of lady dancer
Size: He 2.75" x 1.5"; she 1.9" x 1.25"
Price: US$575 ' - see our Sales Policies (link below) for any shipping charges
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