1970s Vintage Attwood & Sawyer Edwardian Revival Necklace
Edwardian Revival. 22ct gold plated intricately designed necklace. Features a beautiful bow detail embellished with round and oval-cut ruby crystals…
Edwardian Revival. 22ct gold plated intricately designed necklace. Features a beautiful bow detail embellished with round and oval-cut ruby crystals and complimented with clear round-cut Swarovski crystals. Pinch-push clasp closure, signed A&S for Attwood and Sawyer.
The Edwardian femininity, fluidity, articulation and fineness are unmistakable. Dangles, swags, articulation, and tiny swinging gemstone droplets evoke a liquidity and liveliness that are iconic to Edwardian jewelry.
22ct Gold plate and Swarovski crystal, 40 cm
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Established in England in the mid-fifties, Attwood & Sawyer specialised in creating costume reproductions of fine jewelry. Many of their most popular items were interpretations of the Duchess of Windsor's personal collection. Their high quality approach to bold costume jewelry is now very sought after. The brand had a very strong presence across the UK and Europe, and went on to produce the jewelry for the television series "Dallas" and "Dynasty" in the 80`s. It continues trading today as Buckley Jewelry Ltd.
PRODUCT CODE: WNL001893
Authentication
Every piece is an original vintage find, personally authenticated by Susan. Drawing on her extensive knowledge and archive of vintage jewelry, she carefully examines each piece’s original finishes, craftsmanship and identifying details, including maker’s marks where applicable.
Every piece is an original vintage find, personally authenticated by Susan. Drawing on her extensive knowledge and archive of vintage jewelry, she carefully examines each piece’s original finishes, craftsmanship and identifying details, including maker’s marks where applicable.
Hand picked by Susan Caplan
AUTHENTICITY
With over 45 years of experience in vintage jewelry, Susan brings a trained eye and a deep knowledge of its history to every piece. Guided by her three Cs: Condition, Craftsmanship and Credibility, each piece is carefully assessed before it joins our collection.