Imagine you're a wealthy Clevelander living on Millionaire's Row and you commissioned special jewelry for yourself or your love to flaunt it! A jeweler would have created these renderings to show you for design approval prior to crafting. All forty items in these five frames are examples of just that! Pendants, bracelets, brooches, and rings all drawn for approval by an affluent 19th Century Cleveland family. One of forty a kind artworks with a unique story!
Collector’s notes:
Each of the five frames holds four individual renderings of an item of real jewelry in a collection of a prominent Gilded Age Cleveland family. Renderings feature gold and platinum finely crafted jewelry with precious stones like diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires, and more.
Expertly framed in an aged metallic gold rounded wood trim, UV protective glass, and a textured linen mat.
Expected wear for age; minor fluctuations in paper expected with age of renderings; bracelet frame has scuff on glass (see images).
Condition: Very Good - Excellent
Sizes:
Rings: 9 1/2" frame width; 11 1/4" frame height; 2" mat opening width per drawing; 2 3/8" mat opening height per drawing; 5/8" maximum frame depth
Pendants: 8" frame width; 10 3/4" frame height; 1 3/16" mat opening width per drawing; 2 3/4" mat opening height per drawing; 5/8" maximum frame depth
Bracelets: 11 3/4" frame width; 13 1/4" frame height; 7 1/4" mat opening width per drawing; 1 1/4" mat opening height per drawing; 5/8" maximum frame depth
Smaller Brooches:11 1/4" frame width; 9 1/2" frame height; 2 3/8" mat opening width per drawing; 1 3/8" mat opening height per drawing; 5/8" maximum frame depth
Larger Brooches: 14 1/2" frame width; 10 3/4" frame height; 4 7/8" mat opening width per drawing; 2" mat opening height per drawing; 5/8" maximum frame depth
