Name: DESIRABLE CHARLES HORNER ART NOUVEAU HAT PIN~FULLY MARKED CHESTER 1907 WOW!!!!
SKU: HORNER HAT PIN
Price: 226.00 ZAR
Availability: SoldOut
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

DESIRABLE CHARLES HORNER ART NOUVEAU HAT PIN~FULLY MARKED CHESTER 1907 WOW!!!!

1 was available / secondhand

Indicative market price: R1,500.00

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Condition

Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Time Period

1900-1950

SilverType

Solid Silver

Type

Other

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Product code

HORNER HAT PIN

Bob Shop ID

301888821

PLEASE STUDY PICTURES ABOVE & BELOW, THESE FORM PART OF THE DESCRIPTION~HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE!!!!

Genuine Charles Horner hat pin in Art Nouveau Design. Excellent condition, no sign of damages or repairs. HM intact.

Here is some information we found on hatpins:

Hatpins reached a peak of popularity between the 1890s and 1920s, as music hall actresses like Lillian Russell and Lillian Langtry fueled the popularity of large elaborate hats without bonnet strings. Having originated in the 1850s to secure straw hats, hatpins became longer and more ornate over time (1910 was the height of hatpin length, with the stems alone reaching 10 to 12 inches).

Key hatpin manufacturers included Unger Brothers, Lincoln, William Kerr, Alvin Manufacturing, R. Blackington and Company, Day and Clarke, and The Sterling Company. Notable hatpin designers included Charles Horner, Louis Tiffany, William Codman, James T. Wooley, Barton Jenks, and George Gebelein.

Hat pin measures approximately 18 cm long. Not original case/box....measures about 26 x 5 x 2.2 cm.

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