April 16, 2024
VINTAGE TRIFARI STERLING & MOONSTONE GLASS FUR CLIP PIN
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U P FOR AUCTION IS THIS WONDERFUL VINTAGE C. 1945FUR CLIP PIN DESIGNED BY ALFRED PHILIPPEBY TRIFARI! IT IS IN EXCELLENT VINTAGE CONDITION!!! THIS WONDERFUL VINTAGE PIECE HAS A LIFE LIKE CURLY GRAPE LEAF & VINE WITH GRAPES OF GLASS MOONSTONES & SMALL RUBY RED RHINESTONES. ALSO, ACCENTING THE PIECE ARE CLEAR RHINESTONES. NO STONES ARE MISSING AND ALL LOOK GOOD! THE GLASS MOONSTONES ARE FLAWLESS. ALL IS SET IN A RUSSIAN GOLD PLATING THAT HAS ONLY A LITTLE WEAR. THE CLIP HAS PERFECT TENSION. THIS FUR CLIP IS DESIGNED BY THE FAMOUS ALFRED PHILIPPE, HEAD DESIGNER FOR TRIFARI. IT IS SIGNED ON THE CLIP WITH THE LARGE CROWN OVER THE "T" ON TRIFARI AND ON THE PIN ITSELF IS "STERLING" & "DES. PAT. NO.140898". PLEASE REFER TO THE ORIGINAL PATENT DRAWING OF A FUR CLIP IN THE SAME DESIGN BY TRIFARI. IT, HOWEVER, USES BAGUETTE RHINETONES INSTEAD OF GLASS CABOCHON MOONSTONES. THIS FUR CLIP MEASURES 1 1/4" X 1 3/4". *********************** THANK YOU FOR VISITING! I AM ALWAYS LISTING INTERESTING VINTAGE JEWELRY & DESIGNER PIECES! ALL OF MY DOMESTIC SHIPPING INCLUDES A DELIVERY CONFIRMATION! I COMBINE SHIPPING FOR JUST 75 CENTS PER ADDITIONAL ITEM. ON INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: YOU CAN SEND FIRST CLASS INTERNATIONAL ($5.00) WHICH YOU CANNOT TRACK OR INSURE. REGISTERED MAIL($17.00) WHICH YOU CAN TRACK WHEN IT WAS DROPPED OFF BY ME & WHEN IT ARRIVES AT
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