1920's Johan G Kjærland Plique-à-Jour Brooch New where the manufacture is directly

where the manufacture is directly linked to the Great War or its consequences

It dates from the late Art Deco period

treated in niiro patination processes which usually involve boiling in a specially prepared solution containing rokusho

He's finely enamelled in black

A cool antique bracelet featuring finely enamelled maritime signal flags

1920's Johan G Kjærland Plique-à-Jour Brooch New where the manufacture is directlyDATE: Antique, c. 1920 Johan G. Kjaerland (JGK makers mark) was a well known Norwegian jeweller and enamelist, in which he specialised in Plique jour work. His business lasted between the years of 1900 and 1920, but his work is fantastic! The term plique jour literally translates into English as "letting in daylight", for the obvious reason that the light is allowed to pass through the coloured enamel work just like stained glass. This piece is