Art Nouveau Flower Pendant - Made In France, Circa 1900

This is a lovely Art Nouveau pendant in 18-karat gold depicting a flower surrounded by stylized plant motifs and sinuous lines.

The piece combines two enameling techniques particularly common in the great Parisian workshops of the time: a translucent enamel known as “openwork enamel ” in a delicate milky white, and matte enamels, which are more prominent, in shades of green, yellow, and red. The combination of these textural and translucent effects lends the piece a remarkable balance and demonstrates great technical mastery in the service of elegance.

The pendant also features a detachable clasp that allows it to be used as a long necklace pendant, making it highly versatile.

With its high-quality enamel work, this piece is characteristic of the Art Nouveau aesthetic and may evoke certain creations by Lucien Feuillâtre.

Made in France, circa 1900.
Eagle-head hallmark.
Very good overall condition, with a few tiny chips in the matte enamel. The chain shown in the photographs is for illustrative purposes only and is not included in the sale.

Gross weight: 13.6 g.