American Art Nouveau sterling silver buckle with a gold wash and set with 8 garnets. Manufactured by John W. Reddall & Co. circa 1900-1910. The Cherubic wing design was taken from the old Italian masters of the Renaissance, and became a new departure in the jewelry industry. Made in Newark NJ. Measured L x W: 3" x 2". Impression marks: 'Sterling' and an impressed Crown synonymous to John W. Reddall & Co. A similar buckle is illustrated in the catalog of the exhibition at the Newark Museum: The Glitter & The Gold Fashioning America's Jewelry.

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