Necklace
ca. 1922 (made)
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This necklace was designed and made by Frances Ramsay in Chipping Campden, an area with links to the Arts and Crafts Movement since C.R. Ashbee moved there in 1902. It was owned by Arthur and Georgie Gaskin, a successful husband and wife team of Arts and Crafts jewellers based in Birmingham. The Gaskins were known for their delicate, hand-made silver jewellery in the form of flowers and leaves sprinkled with gemstones. The design of this necklace shares some of these characteristics. It was exhibited at the Royal Academy's Decorative Arts Exhibition in 1923.
Object details
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Materials and techniques | Silver wire, gold, opals, glass |
Brief description | Necklace, silver wire openwork with gold details, set with opals and glass, made by Frances Ramsay, Chipping Campden, about 1923 |
Physical description | Necklace, Silver wire openwork with gold details, set with opals and glass. |
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Object history | Made by Frances Ramsey in Chipping Campden and purchased by the V&A directly from her in 1923. |
Summary | This necklace was designed and made by Frances Ramsay in Chipping Campden, an area with links to the Arts and Crafts Movement since C.R. Ashbee moved there in 1902. It was owned by Arthur and Georgie Gaskin, a successful husband and wife team of Arts and Crafts jewellers based in Birmingham. The Gaskins were known for their delicate, hand-made silver jewellery in the form of flowers and leaves sprinkled with gemstones. The design of this necklace shares some of these characteristics. It was exhibited at the Royal Academy's Decorative Arts Exhibition in 1923. |
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Accession number | CIRC.355-1923 |
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Record created | April 7, 2005 |
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