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American Arts & Crafts Period Pearl Necklace w. Gold Clasp by The Oakes Studios

Creator: Edward Everett Oakes / Oakes Studio
Offered by: Drucker Antiques

Description
An American Arts & Crafts Period Pearl Necklace by Edward Oakes, of The Oakes Studio. The graduated pearls necklace have an handmade gold clasp, designed with a leaf and vine floral motif. Length approximately 18 1/2 ins

This unsigned necklace, is attributed to Edward Oakes of The Oakes Studio.

In 1923, Edward Oakes was awarded a Medal at the Society of Arts and Crafts of Boston. Oakes was proud when The Metropolitan Museum of Art acquired a pendant of his for its permanent collection Edith Alpers stated that this was "the first such purchase made from a living American craftsman" in an article British Jewelry Studies, Vol. 3) Today Jewelry by The Oakes Studio is in many Museum Collections.

More Information

Documentation:	Signed
Origin:	United States, Massachusetts
Period:	1900-1949
Materials:	Gold & Pearls
Condition:	Excellent.
Gemstones:	Pearl
Metals:	Gold
Gender:	Ladies'
Styles / Movements:	Artist Jewelry, Fine Jewelry, Signed Pieces
Dealer Reference #:	102232
Incollect Reference #:	233537

Dimensions

H.	18.5 in;
H.	46.99 cm;

Message from Seller:

Drucker Antiques, located at 487 East Main Street, Suite 197 in Mount Kisco, NY, is recognized worldwide as the authority on Georg Jensen hollowware, flatware, and jewelry, offering the largest selection of vintage pieces in the U.S. Specializing in 20th-century design, including Modern Scandinavian, Arts and Crafts, and studio jewelry, Drucker Antiques has been a family business since 1977. Reach them at 914-923-4560 or bill@druckerantiques.com.