1940s Art Glass Necklace

Product code:VN02

Availability: In stock

£70.00

Detail: Stunning vintage1940s art-glass necklace with swirls of black and white on patina green. Integrated with faux pearls, transparent crystal beads and brass fittings.

Period: 1940s

Condition: Excellent / Mint. Vintage Condition Guide

Size: 16 inches long. Size Conversion Chart

Colour: Patina Green, Black, white

Material: Glass

Origin: Unknown

Delivery Costs: UK £5.00, Europe £9.00, International £16.00 

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1940s: The first half of the decade was dominated by WWII . Styles echoed military uniforms and was almost utilitarian. Fabrics were rationed in the UK and thus simple designs dominated fashion during this time, with an emphasis on beautiful tailoring. Post-war, fashion came back with a bang. In 1947, Dior launched his 'The New look' collection; perhaps the most controversial fashion statement made to date. It proposed absolute femininity and extravagance at a time that was still recovering from a period of limitation, yet the new-look demolished pre 1947 styles over night. Billowing skirts, narrow waists, padded hips and rounded shoulders changed fashion in a moment and has influenced it ever since.

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Detail: Stunning vintage1940s art-glass necklace with swirls of black and white on patina green. Integrated with faux pearls, transparent crystal beads and brass fittings.

Period: 1940s

Condition: Excellent / Mint. Vintage Condition Guide

Size: 16 inches long. Size Conversion Chart

Colour: Patina Green, Black, white

Material: Glass

Origin: Unknown

Delivery Costs: UK £5.00, Europe £9.00, International £16.00 

Click for more delivery information


1940s: The first half of the decade was dominated by WWII . Styles echoed military uniforms and was almost utilitarian. Fabrics were rationed in the UK and thus simple designs dominated fashion during this time, with an emphasis on beautiful tailoring. Post-war, fashion came back with a bang. In 1947, Dior launched his 'The New look' collection; perhaps the most controversial fashion statement made to date. It proposed absolute femininity and extravagance at a time that was still recovering from a period of limitation, yet the new-look demolished pre 1947 styles over night. Billowing skirts, narrow waists, padded hips and rounded shoulders changed fashion in a moment and has influenced it ever since.

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