Miriam Haskell (1899-1981) was a famous American jeweler, and opened her first jewelry store in a prestigious hotel “McAlpine,” in 1926. A successful career of Miriam Haskell took place in 1920-1940s, and even during the Great Depression. Noteworthy, Haskell pieces often made its debut on the stage and in films. Florence Ziegfeld bought her decorations for the “Ziegfeld Folies”, movies stars Lucille Ball and Joan Crawford, Gloria Vanderbilt and the Duchess of Windsor wore her jewels.
Back of brooch is signed “MIRIAM HASKELL”.
Brooch measures approximately 1.8 inches long by 1.5 inches wide.
Each bead, each crystal, and each pearl is picked up by hand, hand-wired to an intricate brass filigree backing, and ultimately backed to a second filigree, concealing any trace of its construction.
In excellent condition with no noticeable flaws. Please see all photos.
