• Overall: A well-preserved, high-quality survivor of the Art Deco period. Given the quality of the glass and the traditional brass-tone wire linkage, this piece is a classic example of Czech/Bohemian artistry from the early 20th century.
These crystals were likely made in the Bohemian region of what is now the Czech Republic, an area historically renowned for its glassmaking industry. traditional glassmaking techniques, involved molding, cutting, and polishing to create the faceted surfaces.In other words by hand. And each has holes for thread, wire or bale.approx 3/4 drop.
Antique Czech Aqua Blue Crystal Briolettes from Jeweler’s Estate sale found in the attic in ’92.possibly dating back to the early 20th century no later than Art Deco Period. These crystals were likely made in the Bohemian region of what is now the Czech Republic, an area historically renowned for its glassmaking industry.