Large brooch order champlevé enamel black, brick red, azure blue, orange - Pretty floral motifs with triangles and circles, brass, 1900

order Large brooch Enamel shield said of the champlevé technique
Collector Gift Object 1900s

- Shield pin = Round and slightly curved
- French origin around the years 1890 to 1900
- black enamel, brick red, azure sky blue and orange
- stylized leaf patterns and flowers
- geometric patterns of concentric circles and triangles
- enamel on golden copper brass
The back of the brooch has a golden brass tone, with the pattern of the front visible at the back: this is due to the Champlevé technique.
- Diameter 4.8 cm
- Piston safety clasp
- Weight 17 gr / quite light
- Nice patina and beautiful presentation for its old age!
- Art Nouveau / Art Deco style

Enamel technique:
Champlevé is an engraving technique that allows cavities to be dug in the thickness of the metal
and then fill these cavities with enamel while leaving a design that is formed by the partitions.
Decorative arts of the twentieth century: Used on buttons, jewelry and objects.