Cygnes et nénuphars (Swans and Water Lilies) (c. 1900)
Maison Vever, based on a design by Eugène Grasset
Gold, ivory, and enamel
Petit Palais, Musée des Beaux-Arts de la Ville de Paris
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Cygnes et nénuphars (Swans and Water Lilies) (c. 1900)
Maison Vever, based on a design by Eugène Grasset
Gold, ivory, and enamel
Petit Palais, Musée des Beaux-Arts de la Ville de Paris
Art Nouveau "Sylvia" pendant made by Maison Vever, Paris France. 1900.
It was prominently showcased at the Exposition Universelle in Paris in 1900. Sylvia stands out as one of the most striking pieces—a winged female figure featuring a pair of exquisite teardrop rubies on her chest. With carved agate antennae, a luxurious gold dress, and breathtaking enamel wings adorned with shimmering diamonds, this piece commands attention and admiration.
Musée des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France.
Sylvia pendant, Henri and Paul Vever, Paris, France.1900.
Musée des Arts décoratifs, Paris.
Source: Art Nouveau, Italian Liberty, Belle Epoque, Beaux Arts & Art Deco by Mu Himah
Gold, silver, opal and diamond Byzantine princess diadem, can also be worn as a brooch, possibly Georges Fouquet or Maison Vever, c. 1900 (at Tadema Gallery)
Chrysanthemum brooch by Vever
Freshwater pearls
Buckles by Maison Vever, early 1900s.
Art Nouveau Comb “Cyclamens” by French jeweler Maison Vever (Paul Vever and Henri Vever), 1900.
Les Arts Decoratifs, Paris. Photo by Jean Tholance.
The Sorcerer’s Necklace,1900. Designed by Eugène-Samuel Grasset, Swiss, active in Paris, 1845-1917. Made by Maison Vever, Paul and Henri Vever, French, 1821-1982. Gold, enamel, carnelian, chrysoprase. vmfa.museum