Georges Lenfant for Tiffany & Co. 18K Gold Rope Bracelet
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$36,000
Dating from circa 1956, this bracelet by Georges Lenfant, Paris for Tiffany & Co. is composed of 18K gold. It is designed as heavy and soft interwoven ropes composed of fine strands of gold. This bold, superbly crafted bracelet, created by one of the master Parisian goldsmiths, is a collectible and very wearable mid-century classic.
Item #: BA-21219
Artist: Georges l'Enfant Paris for Tiffany & Co
Country: France
Circa: 1956
Dimensions: 7.00" length
Materials: 18K Gold
Signed: TIFFANY & CO FRANCE 18Kts C, 1239, Georges Lenfant maker's mark
Literature: A bracelet of this design by Georges Lenfant Paris for Tiffany was featured on the cover of Vogue New York magazine in October 1965.
Item #: BA-21219
Artist: Georges l'Enfant Paris for Tiffany & Co
Country: France
Circa: 1956
Dimensions: 7.00" length
Materials: 18K Gold
Signed: TIFFANY & CO FRANCE 18Kts C, 1239, Georges Lenfant maker's mark
Literature: A bracelet of this design by Georges Lenfant Paris for Tiffany was featured on the cover of Vogue New York magazine in October 1965.
For most of the 20th century, the workshop of Georges Lenfant was run by his son Jacques, who had joined as an apprentice in 1915. For Parisian houses, such as Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Boivin, and Hermes, he was a trusted manufacturer of their gold jewelry designs, while they themselves sold some of Lefant's own creations. A lifelong student of the art and celebrated trade leader, he wrote an important book on the art of gold chain work, his area of undisputed mastery.
For most of the 20th century, the workshop of Georges Lenfant was run by his son Jacques, who had joined as an apprentice in 1915. For Parisian houses, such as Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Boivin, and Hermes, he was a trusted manufacturer of their gold jewelry designs, while they themselves sold some of Lefant's own creations. A lifelong student of the art and celebrated trade leader, he wrote an important book on the art of gold chain work, his area of undisputed mastery.
