Antique Stickpin Gallery

Antique stickpins are miniature works of sculpture set atop gleaming columns of gold. In the early 1900s and late 1800s, fine stickpins were created in a nearly limitless variety of imaginative designs, styles and motifs. They are an elegant testament to the inspired imaginations, unexcelled craftsmanship and elegance of the past.

Whiteside and Blank wreath and opal stickpin. (J9495)

Carrington Dragon A finely sculpted dragon fiercely crouches, as if ready to breath fire, atop an elegant stickpin created by Carrington & Co. in 14kt gold about 1900. Cost: $675

		Medieval Elegance A rich blue lapis lazuli framed in an elegant setting reflecting the late Victorian interest in the arts and designs of the Middle Ages. Created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $465
		Sea Devil A fierce devil with a distinctly amphibious look - note the fin-like protrusions from the top and back of its head - snarls with menacing fangs. A small sea-blue sapphire is set as the creature's eye and pearls decorate its fins. Crafted in 14kt gold circa 1900. Cost: $565
		Amethyst and Diamond A rich purple amethyst rests between rising volutes accented with laurel leaves. Beneath the laurel wreath a small diamond sparkles. Created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $525
		Pillars of Hercules Atlas carries the weight of the world on his shoulders framed by two classically-inspired pillars and a soaring arch. This finely modeled, richly detailed stickpin is a miniature work of sculpture crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1920. Cost: $485
		Laurel Wreath and Opal The triumphal elegance of a golden laurel wreath surrounding an iridescent. sparkling opal. The wreath is beautifully detailed with a small diamond set at is base beneath the opal. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $585
		Brassler Peridot A wreath of interlaced scrolls frames a vibrant green peridot. The peridot is set in a bezel finished with a milgrained (bead-like) edge. An elegant stickpin created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $435
		Art Nouveau Dragon A fiery dragon rears back as if readying to strike while in its claws grasping a leafy branch. An elegant French Art Nouveau stickpin crafted in 18kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $485
		Brassler Scarab Hans Brassler's imaginative interpretation of a winged scarab finely executed in bloodstone and gold. The oval bloodstone forms the body of the scarab while the goldwork creates backward sweeping wings. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $625
		Fierce Dragon A fiery dragon rears back in anticipation of lunging forward and breathing fire on the threat that has caught its wary eye. The perfect diminutive gargoyle to guard a wearer's lapel against evil spirits and lurking malefactors. Crafted 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $425
		Egyptian Revival A stylized lotus blossom or, perhaps, a palm frond rises above a luminous pearl framed by exotic, intertwining scrolls. This elegant stickpin was created by Whiteside & Blank in 14kt gold, circa 1915. Cost: $385
		Carnelian Curves A smoldering carnelian glows within an undulating, setting. There is a wonderful contrast between the crisp geometry of the carnelian and the flowing lines of the gold. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $435
		Roses and Peridot Rose blossoms, a curling acanthus leaf and hanging bellflowers frame a vibrant green gemstone (likely a peridot). An elegant stickpin alive with symbols of love, health, gratitude. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $465
		Wings of Mercury Mercury, messenger of the gods, carried a staff with fleet wings and entwined snakes. This stickpin features finely detailed wings framing a single snake twisting downward from a small luminous pearl. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $385
		The Gargoyle A menacing winged lion with the body of a serpent greedily clutches a small pearl. This finely detailed miniature gargoyle is perfect for keeping demons and other malefactors away from one's lapel or tie. Beautifully crafted in 14kt gold circa 1900. Cost: $465
		Lotus Rising A golden lotus blossom opens as it reaches towards the sun. The blossom is finely detailed in the Art Nouveau style and accented with three small pearls. Beautifully sculpted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $425
		Oceanus Fluvius A luminous reddish-orange coral rests in a beautifully sculpted gold frame reminiscent of the river-sea the ancient Greeks believed encircled the earth. Created by Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $565
		Woman with Diamond A woman watches resolutely from within a swirling pile of flowing tresses. A sparkling diamond is cradled beneath her chin in one of the curling locks. An Art Nouveau stickpin created by H.A. Kirby in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $425
		Pheasant Under Glass A Victorian reverse intaglio stickpin of a ring-necked pheasant strutting through a miniature landscape. The scene is beautifully rendered with many finely detailed plants. Crafted in 18kt gold, circa 1880. Cost: $645
		Art Nouveau Fantasy A rich amethyst rests in a beautifully crafted setting with hints of Art Nouveau and Neoclassical design. This imaginative stickpin was created in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $485
		The Night Beetle A Hans Brassler "insectomorphic" stickpin set with a deep blue lapis lazuli glittering with flecks of pyrite. The oval lapis suggests the body of an exotic beetle or moth while the gold setting forms tightly folded wings hugging the sides of the creature. Finely crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $425
		Tally Ho! A beautifully sculpted profile of a horse's head with alert ears and a watchful eye. This equestrian stickpin is finely detailed with a small red gemstone set as the eye. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1925. Cost: $415
		Egyptian Deco A golden pharaoh with an elaborate layered headdress peers from above a small pearl cradled in a torc or "C" scroll. This classic example of Art Deco sculpture was created by Bippart, Griscom in 14kt gold, circa 1925. Cost: $385
		Art Deco Coral A glowing coral cabochon rests in a finely polished platinum bezel with two swirling Art Deco curls securing the gemstone. The brightness of the platinum beautifully highlights the ruddy pink of the coral. Crafted in platinum and 14kt gold, circa 1930. Cost: $475
		Sapphire Scrolls A vibrant sapphire glows amid intertwined scrolls in the elegant Art Nouveau/Celtic Revival styles of the fin de siecle era. A finely crafted stickpin in 14kt gold created circa 1900. Cost: $565
		La Chimere A fierce chimera raises its wings and cries menacingly from atop this elegant French stickpin. He (or she) is sure to scare off off any evil spirits and other malefactors. Created in 18kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $675
		Edwardian Elegance A white enamel border with gold fleur-de-lys accents surrounds a beautiful blue guilloche center set with a small pearl. An elegant stickpin in the pastel shades of the Edwardian era. Created by Wordley, Allsop & Bliss in 14kt gold circa 1910. Cost: $485
		Brassler Jade Flowing Art Nouveau curves and classical laurel wreath borders frame a luminous coffin-shaped jade. A beautifully crafted example of the elegant jewels created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold in the early 1900s. Cost: $685
		Amethyst and Arch A rich purple amethyst set beneath a sweeping neoclassical arch with a fleur-de-lys at the apex and a heart motif at the base. A wonderful example of the imaginative, eclectic designs of the early 1900s. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $435
		Brassler Amethyst Moth A jeweled moth or other exotic winged creature sparkles with a vibrant purple amethyst and a small diamond. This whimsical stickpin was created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $475
		Swags and Peridot Three blossoming roses and bell flower swags frame a sultry yellow-green peridot. The verdant gemstone rests atop a column of stylized leaves with curling ends. Created by Whiteside & Blank in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $415
		Fiery Dragon A fierce dragon with a fiery red eye and a curling tail of flame-like acanthus leaves perches atop a finely sculpted Art Nouveau stickpin. Created by Carter, Howe in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $425
		Sapphire and Pearl A bright blue sapphire and luminous pearl are set amid elegant goldwork wedding Art Nouveau curves with Gothic geometry. The sharp angles and openness of the design recall the stone tracery surrounding stained glass windows in Medieval cathedrals. Created in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $375
		Victorian Scarab An Egyptian Revival stickpin with a small golden scarab set in a recessed shadow box. The scarab is finely detailed and surrounded by a frame decorated with delicate wire scrolls and clusters of small golden orbs. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1875. Cost: $585
		Sapphire and Diamond An Art Deco stickpin set with a rich blue man-made sapphire and a sparkling diamond. The bright white gold setting is finely engraved with dramatic scrolls and geometric motifs. Fine wire filigree work surrounds the sapphire. Cost: $465
		Brassler Jade II A nephrite jade glows with the dark green of the forest undergrowth in a golden setting of laurel leaves and tightly scrolled corners. An elegant stickpin created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $465
		Fierce Lion A lion fiercely grasps a diamond in his snarling maw while staring menacingly with fiery red eyes. The lion is beautifully sculpted with a finely detailed mane and an intensely watchful gaze. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1920. Cost: $475
		Laurels and Sapphire A sparkling sapphire rests in a finely crafted network of golden interlocking scrolls and geometric shapes. Beneath the sapphire are three pendant laurel leaves. Created by Alling & Co. in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $465
		Citrine and Scrolls A finely cut citrine with rich golden honey tones glows like a smoldering ember amid fluid, twisting scrolls. This striking stickpin was created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $485
		Winged Lion With the head of a lion, wings of an eagle and sinuous, twisting body of a serpent this fantastic creature curls around a small luminous pearl. A Victorian stickpin created in 14kt gold, circa 1890. Cost: $375
		Lapis Lazuli Intensely blue lapis lazuli sparkles with golden accents beneath flowing Art Nouveau curves and classically inspired laurel wreath borders. A wonderful example of the elegant, finely sculpted jewels created by Hans Brassler. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $665
		Midnight Blue Soaring Art Nouveau "wings" cradle a midnight blue lapis lazuli in an exotic flower or perhaps flames. The deep blue lapis glistens with small bits of pyrite (fool's gold) that sparkle like stars in the night sky. A small silvery pearl is set below. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $465
		Sapphire Geometry The intertwining, angular lines of a golden interlace cradle a bright blue sapphire and small sparking diamond. A nice example of the elegant geometry of Art Deco design. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1920. Cost: $485
		Pearl Geometry A luminous pearl floats above radiating concentric triangles. A geometrically striking stickpin created by Hans Brassler in the early Art Deco taste. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $475
		The Gold Bug The diamond-set head, elongated shield-shape body and golden forelegs of this abstractly rendered insect are framed by dramatically outward sweeping wings. A wonderful example of American Art Nouveau design. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $475
		Lapis Lazuli Twisting golden scrolls surround a mysterious, dark lapis lazuli like the unfolding petals and tendrils of an exotic flower. A dramatic example of the curvaceous, organic forms of the Art Nouveau style. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $385
		The Basilisk A regal basilisk tempts one with a luminous white pearl. Basilisks have the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a serpent. They were known for their deathly stares and very bad breath. Beautifully crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: $345
		Winged Sapphire A glowing sapphire set between stylized wings in a free-flowing stickpin evocative of a bizarre creature or insect soaring upwards. This whimsical stickpin was created by Hans Brassler, an imaginative jeweler who in the early 1900s created a wonderful menagerie of fantastic, golden jewels. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: $425
		Basilisk Basilisks, griffins, sea serpents and chimera were all part of the menagerie of fantastic creatures that graced late Victorian jewels. This 14kt gold stickpin from Riker Bros. features a fiery basilisk grasping a red stone. Circa 1890. Cost: $385

Recently Sold

Below are several of the stickpins that have recently sold.

Carrington dragon with diamond stickpin. (J9439)

Dragon and Diamond A greedy dragon clutches an oversized diamond in its outstretched maw. The beautiful sculpting of this chimera reflect the artistry and skill of jewelers in the past. Created in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold

		Serpent de Mer A writhing sea serpent clutches a luminous pearl. In the late 1800s French jewelers created a menagerie of fantastic and mythological creatures. This boldly sculpted sea serpent with life-like fins and a tail that appears to be floating in water is a wonderful example. Crafted in 18kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Dragon Rising A fierce dragon rises aloft clutching a diamond in its mouth. The Medieval presence atop this elegant stickpin is beautifully sculpted in 18kt gold. Created in France, circa 1890. Cost: Sold
		Fierce Lion A fierce lion stares with fiery red eyes and a menacing maw. The regal image is beautifully sculpted with a rich flowing mane, bristling whiskers and menacing teeth. Guess who's for dinner! Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Citrine Embers A vibrant citrine glows like a fiery ember with rich orange and honey tones. The gemstone rests in a distinctive gold frame reminiscent of the Arts & Crafts style and early Art Deco. Created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Pharaohs and Scarabs An Egyptian Revival stickpin with two Pharaohs flanking a heliotrope (bloodstone) scarab. The two Pharaohs and other design elements are finely sculpted with a rich patina that throws the myriad details into high relief. Created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Lady in Cloak A mysterious maiden stares outward from beneath a hooded cloak. This late Victorian stickpin in the Gothic Revival taste is wonderfully sculpted and richly detailed. A small diamond is suspended from a golden chain lying across the shoulders of the richly embellished cloak. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1890. Cost: Sold
		The Philosopher A monkey contemplates a small pearl while nonchalantly scratching his back. The Victorians loved jewels with hidden messages and secret meanings. This beautifully sculpted stickpin offers a lesson in humility. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Border Collie A vigilant border collie watches from within a Victorian reverse intaglio. The pooch is beautifully sculpted with a finely detailed coat, whiskers and soulful eyes. Crafted in 18kt gold, circa 1880. Cost: Sold
		Alling Dragon A fantastic winged creature with the head of a lion and body of a serpent coiled around a pearl. A nice example of the Victorian fascination with mythological creatures. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1890. Cost: Sold
		Belle Epoque A beautifully designed French stickpin from the Belle Epoque period set with sparkling rose-cut diamonds, a luminous pearl and bright ruby. Finely crafted in 18kt gold and platinum, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		La Chimere II A French chimera hungrily pursues a small golden ball. This fierce gargoyle has the head of a an eagle and body of a serpent that morphs into a vine decorated with acanthus leaves. Crafted in 18kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Amethyst and Diamond A rich purple amethyst rests between rising volutes accented with laurel leaves. Beneath the laurel wreath a small diamond sparkles. Created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Peridot Circles Radiating circles frame a glowing green peridot cradled by sweeping golden bridges. An imaginative wedding of Gothic Revival design and Art Deco geometry by Hans Brassler. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold

The Bat A bat swoops down from atop a golden stickpin with beguiling charm and menace. Created by Riker Bros. in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold

		Burgees Aloft An elegant nautical stickpin featuring the burgee of the New York Yacht Club and the commodore's flag in a beautifully carved reverse intaglio. Created by Carrington & Company in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Turquoise Earth A dramatic turquoise floats like a small planet amid swirling curves. This striking stickpin in the Arts & Crafts taste was created by Hayden W. Wheeler & Co. in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Tribal Arts A bright, bold shield motif accented with stylized spear points frames a mysterious, dark blue sapphire. Art Deco jewelers often found inspiration in what were mislabeled the "primitive" arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas. Crafted in platinum and 14kt gold, circa 1930. Cost: Sold
		Ancient Architecture Diminutive ruins of the classical world rendered in gold and accented with a luminous pearl and three ember-like rubies. A finely crafted architectural stickpin created by Riker Bros. in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Laurels and Amethyst Triumphant laurel wreathes rise to either side of a rich purple amethyst. Below a small luminous pearl glows in a golden trefoil setting. An elegant stickpin created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Regal Lion A regal lion grasps a shimmering diamond in his mouth and stares menacingly with fiery, dark red eyes (likely garnets or rubies). The lion is beautifully sculpted with finely detailed whiskers and a flowing mane. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Brassler Scarab A Hans Brassler stickpin with a sultry red carnelian scarab set in a stylized frame that repeats the scarab motif. A wonderful blend of Egyptian Revival, Art Nouveau and Art Deco design. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Entwined Serpents Entwined serpents with jealous green eyes (possibly cobras) guard a regal purple amethyst. A small fresh water pearl is set above the serpents like a distant, full moon. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Ruby Lion A lion menacingly glowers while clutching a fiery ruby in its maw. The fierce mien and flowing mane of the King of Beasts are beautifully rendered. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Bacchus Among the ancient Greeks Dionysus (aka Bacchus) was the God of Wine and amethyst was believed to protect a wearer from intoxication. So, this stickpin is ideal for a well-dressed wine lover. Created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Heliotrope A striking heliotrope, or bloodstone, set in a distinctive Arts & Crafts stickpin. The stickpin reflects the influence Medieval design had on Victorian and later jewelry makers. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Wise Owl A wise owl perches on a branch and watches with inquisitive, bright green eyes. The owl is beautifully sculpted with finely detailed feathers and sturdy talons grasping the tree branch. The breast of the owl is engraved with the Greek letters ?, ? and ? - Kappa, Phi, Beta. Cost: Sold
		Jade and Pearl A verdant jade cabochon plays beautifully with the bright white luminance of a small pearl. The jade is set in a wreath of golden laurel leaves framed by dramatic volutes that rise like the wings of a fantastic bird. Created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Scarab and Serpents The mysteries of ancient Egypt ... two serpents with entwined tails surround a scarab carved in lapis lazuli. A stylized lotus blossom rest atop the serpents and scarab. This stickpin was created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Deco Egypt Alternating papyrus stalks and palmettes surround a brightly glowing sapphire. A striking example of the Egyptian theme jewels of the Art Deco era. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1920. Cost: Sold
		Acorns and Oak An oak leaf and two acorns suspend from a small branch. The oak leaf is beautifully enameled with shimmering shades of green, yellow and pink. The acorns are set with two small pearls. Crafted in 18kt and 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Roaring Lion A lion roars while clutching a sparkling diamond in his mouth. The lion's fierce aspect is accented with fiery red eyes (likely rubies or garnets). Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Dragon and Diamond A fierce dragon protectively cradles a small sparkling diamond. The Victorians loved to enliven their jewels with a teeming menagerie of dragons, griffins, basilisks and other fantastic beasts. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Brassler Tourmaline A verdant green tourmaline framed by a golden laurel wreath capped with inward turning scrolls. A wonderful example of Hans Brassler's elegantly imaginative interpretation of Neoclassic design. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Pan The god of wild places and shepherds watches with an impish grin and fiery red garnet eyes. A sparkling small diamond sits atop this richly detailed stickpin. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Winged Scarab Soaring wings surround a scarab carved in dark spinach-green Jade. The winged beetle rests atop a stylized lotus blossom. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1925. Cost: Sold
		Brassler Lyre The Neoclassic form of a lyre wedded with the flowing, organic lines of Art Nouveau. This elegant stickpin is accented with a smoldering orange citrine and a small white pearl. Created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Serpent and Diamond An inquisitive serpent slithers up a golden post seeking a sparkling diamond. The serpent is wonderfully rendered with an expressive face and sinuous, twisting body. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Arts & Crafts The Arts & Crafts movement created jewels of tranquil beauty that found inspiration in natural, organic forms. This elegant stickpin with a small sparkling diamond is a wonderful example. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Brassler Moonstone A luminous moonstone set in a rich gold frame with a Greek key border. The goldwork gives the jewel a mysterious ancient feel. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1910 Cost: Sold
		Alling Egyptian Revival The flowing, geometric design of this stickpin is a wonderful example of the inspiration jewelers in the the early 1900s found in the arts and architecture of ancient Egypt. Created by Alling & Company in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Griffin and Sapphire A beautifully sculpted winged lion-serpent fiercely guards a bright blue sapphire. The tail of the fantastic creature flows beneath the sapphire with elegant scrolls and acanthus leaves. Beautifully crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Sapphire and Pearl Entwining Art Nouveau curves cradle a luminous pearl and bright blue sapphire. The flowing curves come together beneath the sapphire to create an open heart. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Winged Serpent A winged serpent warily grasping a small pearl. This little fellow has a lot of charm. The perfect miniature gargoyle to keep demons from your lapel. Beautifully crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Laurel Wreath and Moonstone The classical elegance of a wreath of laurel leaves surrounding a luminous moonstone. The laurel wreath is exquisitely crafted and detailed. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		The Serpent and the Pearl! The late Victorians loved whimsical miniature jewels with fantastic creatures. This wonderful 14kt gold stickpin features a winged sea serpent clutching a pearl. Circa 1890. Cost: Sold
		Pearls of Wisdom A wise owl perched on a branch with a freshwater baroque pearl. Note the rich details of the owl's feathers and head. Two small rose-cut diamonds are set as eyes. Beautifully crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1890. Cost: Sold
		La Pensée Beauty, wisdom, strength ... all are embodied in this Art Nouveau stickpin of woman framed by a golden pansy and a hint of the rising sun. Finely sculpted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Amethyst and Pearls A regal purple amethyst is accented with fresh water pearls and a sparkling diamond.. The gems are set in a flowing Victorian twig-and-vine setting crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1890. Cost: Sold
		Winged Victory A triumphant Victoria raises a golden pearl above her soaring wings. This stickpin is truly a miniature work of Art Deco sculpture. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1925. Cost: Sold
		Carter Scarab A golden scarab with soaring wings. Among the Victorians scarabs were viewed as a symbol of rebirth and regeneration and often attributed amuletic powers. This finely crafted example was created by Carter, Howe & Co. in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Winged Lion and Pearl The Victorians populated their stickpins with a teeming menagerie of flying lions, griffins and fiery dragons. This charming example features a winged lion with an elegant tail of foliate scrolls. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Sapphire and Pearl A rich blue sapphire and a luminous white pearl set in a free flowing Art Nouveau stickpin. A wonderful example of the imaginative designs of the early 1900s. Created by Hans Brassler in 14kt gold, circa 1910. Cost: Sold
		Deco Jade A boldly geometric stickpin set with an elongated jade cabochon. A wonderful example of the influence of Chinese art and architecture on Art Deco design. Created by Taylor & Co. in 14kt gold, circa 1930. Cost: Sold
		Dragon and Sceptre The Victorians celebrated an exotic menagerie of mythical and whimsical creatures atop their stickpins. This pin features a fierce dragon protecting a golden sceptre while warily watching with a dark green eye. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Carter Moss Agate An elegant Art Deco stickpin featuring a striking Moss Agate set in an eight-sided white gold bezel. Created by Carter, Gough, a maker of fine stickpins, cufflinks and other jewels, in 14kt white gold, circa 1920. Cost: Sold
		The Flyin' Lion This Victorian stickpin features a winged lion cradled in a curved horn-like object. A small pearl is set in front of the lion. Wonderfully crafted in 15kt gold. Cost: Sold
		L'Art Nouveau A beautifully sculpted stickpin of a serenely watchful woman with wild, flowing hair. A small pearl is set in the lower tresses. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Lucky Clover A beautiful four-leaf clover sure to bring luck to the wearer. A small pearl is set in the center like a morning dew drop. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900. Cost: Sold
		Roaring Lion A regal lion grasps a pearl in his mouth and stares with fiery red eyes (likely rubies). Beautifully sculpted with finely detailed whiskers and mane. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1890. Cost: Sold

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