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Earrings
Carlo Giuliano, born 1826 - died 1895 - Enlarge image
Earrings
- Place of origin:
London, England (made)
- Date:
1865-1870 (made)
- Artist/Maker:
Carlo Giuliano, born 1826 - died 1895 (maker)
- Materials and Techniques:
Gold, fresh-water pearls
- Credit Line:
Given by Carlo and Arthur Giuliano
- Museum number:
170&A-1900
- Gallery location:
Jewellery, room 91, case 21, shelf D, box 3
These earrings were presented to the Museum by Carlo and Arthur Giuliano, the sons of the maker. Carlo Giuliano, a Neapolitan by birth, worked for the great Castellani firm in Italy before moving to London in about 1860. His early work in London closely resembles Castellani's productions in the classical manner. He later evolved a distinctive style of his own, using stones and enamel to create rich polychromatic effects. Carlo Giuliano's first mark, 'CG' in monogram, was based on the monogram of the Castellani firm.



