Reversible brooch ca. 1869 Alexis Falize Among the earliest works of the renowned Parisian jeweler and goldsmith Alexis Falize (1811–1898) were cloisonné enameled brooches, necklaces, bracelets, and chatelaines executed in the Japanese taste. This brooch, therefore, can be placed among those early works. It is likely that the enamelwork was done by Antoine Tard: the skillful use of gold wire to separate differently colored enamels and the distinctive palette of enamel colors testify to his works by Falize and his celebrated firm in the Museum's collection are a gold box in the
Reversible brooch ca. 1869 Alexis Falize Among the earliest works of the renowned Parisian jeweler and goldsmith Alexis Falize (1811–1898) were cloisonné enameled brooches, necklaces, bracelets, and chatelaines executed in the Japanese taste. This brooch, therefore, can be placed among those early works. It is likely that the enamelwork was done by Antoine Tard: the skillful use of gold wire to separate differently colored enamels and the distinctive palette of enamel colors testify to his works by Falize and his celebrated firm in the Museum's collection are a gold box in the Persian taste of ca. 1875 () and the clock by Lucien Falize (–f), one of the cornerstones of the holdings of nineteenth-century decorative Reversible brooch. French, Paris. ca. 1869. Gold, cloisonné enamel
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