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19th Century 14K Gold, Pearl, & Guilloche Cobalt Enamel Brooch, Unusual / Rare heirloom This renaissance began with the

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This renaissance began with the San Carlos Academy movement -- among whose leaders were Ignacio Asúnsolo and Jose Clemente Orozco -- and which emerged out of the students’ and teachers’ discontent with the traditional paintings methods (academicism)

two Alabama companies posted inside Salem Church and the schoolhouse also opened fire

San Francisco Maritime Watercolor Gouache Seascape Artist: Harry Emerson Lewis Born in Kansas in 1892

The bottom is embossed/stamped  in French with:

There is soil and patina from its years

19th Century 14K Gold, Pearl, & Guilloche Cobalt Enamel Brooch, Unusual / Rare heirloom This renaissance began with the19th century Engraved Gold and deep Cobalt and guilloche EnameledBrooch This unique Mourning brooch is Circular in design, The Dark Cobalt Enamel lies over a field of Scroll Engraving. Four Drops graduate upward from a Fifth center drop, each drop is mounted to the brooch by fine chain, each Chain runs parallel under a bridge of Ten gold mounted pearls. The Gold has tested at 14K 15K. Dates 1860 1880 Dimensions: 1 1 2" in diameter The center drop

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