French Art Deco cross in mother-of-pearl and engraved silver circa 1920
French Art Deco cross in mother-of-pearl and engraved silver circa 1920
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French religious cross in Art Deco style, made of mother-of-pearl and engraved silver, with Christ crucified in relief, made between the 1920s and 1930s.
Designed during the height of the Art Deco movement, this devotional cross combines geometric lines with engraved floral motifs. The body is crafted from mother-of-pearl, with engraved silver finials and an applied figure of Christ. These pieces were common in France for personal or convent use, and today they are sought after by collectors of religious objects and lovers of Art Deco design.
- Period/Style: Art Deco
- Origin: France
- Circa: 1920–1930
- Materials: Mother-of-pearl and silver
- Stamps or Punches: Not visible.
- Acid test: Performed.
- Measurements: 5.7 cm (excluding the ring) x 4.2 cm.
- Weight: 5.46 grams.
Condition: These items are not new; they show signs of wear and may have scratches and imperfections consistent with their age and use. Please examine the photos carefully. We provide an accurate description; if you need to confirm any detail, please contact us before purchasing.
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