Brooch Casting
1950s (made)
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One of a sequence of casts showing stages in the making of a brooch by Trifari, a leading manufacturer of costume jewellery in Providence, Rhode Island.
In this stage the casting has been washed with soap and ammonia.
In this stage the casting has been washed with soap and ammonia.
Object details
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Materials and techniques | Base metal (Trifanium), cast |
Brief description | Brooch casting 'B', after washing with soap and ammonia, Trifari, United States, 1950s |
Physical description | Casting 'B'. It has been washed with soap and ammonia. |
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Production type | Mass produced |
Credit line | Given by Clive Kandel |
Object history | Original typewritten label stapled to the lining of the display tray: '2.20 Pin stem findings (joint and catch) soldered. Casting washed with soap and ammonia'. This refers to M.23 and M.24. |
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Summary | One of a sequence of casts showing stages in the making of a brooch by Trifari, a leading manufacturer of costume jewellery in Providence, Rhode Island. In this stage the casting has been washed with soap and ammonia. |
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Accession number | M.24-2003 |
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Record created | December 5, 2003 |
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