Art Deco 9ct Gold and Platinum Engine Turned Design Bar Brooch feed-agegroup-adult The Art Deco era is

The Art Deco era is almost defined by striking designs in black and white

They typically date from the 1920s -1930s and this one is a fantastic example

which dazzled the sky for almost a year with its massive coma measuring over a million miles

They were then popular again during the Aesthetic Period (after the Queen finally came out of her 20 year mourning for Prince Albert)

Art Deco 9ct Gold and Platinum Engine Turned Design Bar Brooch feed-agegroup-adult The Art Deco era isA smart and versatile classic bar brooch, which is as at home on a dress as a tie. It was made in Birmingham in 1926 by The Albion Chain Co. Frank & Walter Hayes Rabone traded as the Albion Chain Co and their address was on Albion Street, Birmingham. The inner platinum section has a complex criss cross and lined engine turned motif and the outside sides are in 9ct gold with further engine turned decoration. The contrast between the gold and platinum