Eisenberg Original Sterling Galloping Horse c. 1940

on Hold

NWS 5-1341

~ This sterling silver beauty flies like the wind. Her hooves are enameled in red, and she has black enamel stripes in her mane, forelocks and tail, alternating with faceted, faux diamonds.

~ Her eye and inner ears are also denoted with black enamel.

~ Her legs are depicted in brilliant, rhodium-plated sterling silver, and 2 of her legs have been pavé set with faux diamonds.

~ In fact, this entire brooch has been plated with rhodium, which establishes a gleaming, brilliant background for the scores of faceted, faux diamonds that have been pavé set across her body.

~ Look at the sculpture of this brooch. You can see her muscles in the power of her stride, her hair flying up behind her as she races through the wind! Exquisite!

~ Brooch measures 3.5" wide and 2.5" high

~ Signed on the reverse "Eisenberg ORIGINAL", and "STERLING". This is NOT a reproduction. It is absolutely guaranteed to be an authentic Eisenberg Original.

c. 1940, in excellent condition with minor wear to enamel B6, d-j

Price = $1,165.00on Hold

Research: Featured in the book, Fun Jewelry, by Nancy Schiffer, p. 84-85. Also featured in Twentieth Century Costume Jewellery, by Angie Gordon, p. 199.

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