HOT ! Antique 1920s Czech Green Glass & Brass Filigree Sautoir Necklace – Rare Collector’s Piece

Antique 1920s Czech Green Glass & Brass Filigree Sautoir Necklace – Rare Collector’s Piece

A breathtaking example of early 20th-century Czech craftsmanship, this exceptional sautoir necklace embodies the opulence and intricate artistry of the Art Deco era.

Richly detailed with ornate stamped brass filigree components and large marbled green glass beads (approximately 13 mm each), this piece evokes the beauty of fine turquoise or malachite in classic Bohemian style. Its dramatic floral filigree double-drop centerpiece measures approximately 1.5 inches in diameter, creating an unforgettable focal point of vintage elegance.

Measuring approximately 30 inches in total length (15-inch wearable double-drop style when clasped), it drapes luxuriously for classic sautoir layering or makes a striking standalone statement.

Though unsigned—a common feature of authentic Czech export jewelry of the 1920s–30s—this necklace exhibits all the hallmarks of genuine period craftsmanship: richly detailed brass filigree, hand-linked construction, and exquisite art glass beads. The clasp is original to the piece, maintaining its integrity and historical authenticity.

This is a true collector’s item for vintage jewelry enthusiasts, Art Deco lovers, and anyone drawn to the romance and artistry of Old World European design.

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  Origin: Attributed to Czech / Czechoslovakia, circa 1920s–1930s

  
  


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  Era: Art Deco period

  
  


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  Length: Approx. 30 inches total (15-inch wearable double-drop style)

  
  


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  Centerpiece: Approx. 1.5 inches in diameter (double-drop floral filigree)

  
  


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  Beads: Marbled green glass barrels, approx. 13 mm each

  
  


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  Metal: Antique gold-tone/brass filigree components

  
  


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  Original vintage clasp

  
  


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  Excellent antique condition with age-appropriate patina

  
  

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