ROBERT LARIN Mid-Century BRUTALIST Handmade PENDANT NECKLACE 1960s

ROBERT LARIN Mid-Century BRUTALIST Handmade PENDANT NECKLACE 1960s. A mid-century Brutalist pendant necklace by Canadian Brutalist jewelry designer Robert Larin. This handmade lost wax cast pendant is made of pewter and then silver-plated to accentuate the design. The primary body of the pendant is round with an uneven texture with geometric design elements adorning the vertical center of the pendant. The bale is extended on an arm at the top. Signed by the artist on the reverse of the arm. The pendant is suspended on a 24 inch silvertoned long oval link neck chain original to the piece. The chain cannot be removed without removing the spring clasp or clasp loop. Presented in as acquired condition - we leave any conditioning to the future owner. Would make a important addition to any collection of designers of Mid-Century Modernist jewelry. Pendant with 24 inch Neck Chain. Pendant: Silver Plated Pewter; Neck Chain: Unknown Silvertone Metal.

We are happy to answer your questions! · Neck Chain Length: 24 inches. Pendant Length: 2 7/8 inches.

· Pendant Width at widest point: 1 3/4 inches. · Bale opening: 5 mm. Excellent estate condition with age-appropriate patina and minimal wear to the surface. Neck chain with spring clasp in excellent working order.

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