Neiger Brothers Elephant Charm Dangle Czech Glass Bracelet - Uranium Glass Bead - Art Deco Bracelet - Watermelon Beads - Egyptian Revival

Rare Max Neiger / Neiger Brothers czech glass bead charm bracelet:

~ Art Deco Egyptian Revival piece
~ Bold melon or "carved" glass green beads
~ White accent seed beads
~ Fantastic UV reactive uranium glass elephant dangle charm

Ready and waiting for your wrist, collection, or gift giving - you will love this!

AGE OR ERA: Authentic true vintage jewelry piece - estimating 1920's in age

MARKINGS: None that I could find

METAL / MATERIAL: Czech glass beads. - outlined above

CLASP / CLOSURE: Original silver toned metal spring ring clasp

MEASUREMENTS: Aprox 7 1/2" long and dangle adds another 1 1/4" in visual length

HISTORY, PROVENANCE, ANECDOTAL, METAPHYSICAL, SYMBOLISM &/or LORE: Neiger Brothers jewelry is well known and beloved for incorporating beautiful Czech art glass beads, large (mostly) figural focal beads and pendant drops, and detailed metal caps & findings.

Max and Norbert Neiger were Czechoslovakian brothers who made pieces with mainly glass components in Gablonz, Czechoslovakia - circa 1905 to the 1930s. They were Czech citizens, as were their ancestors, but they also had German Nationality. Style wise - the Neiger brothers took full advantage of the Egyptian Revival craze, beginning with the discovery of King Tut’s tomb in 1922. As well they should have, like so many of the art deco jewelry designers did at that time. They continued to add more “exotic” ethnic lines, including with Chinese and Indian motifs. They produced hypnotizing brooches, beautiful beaded necklaces and fascinating bracelets, all eye-catching and of the highest quality. Today smart collectors are giving Max and Norbert's creations a well-deserved renaissance. Their hard to find, hand made, original wares are scarce (especially in nice condition) due to the small number of pieces made and limited production time as they experienced a tragic end...... As the Germans advanced near Gablonz in 1939, the two Jewish brothers left their factory and escaped to Bohemia. They continued to create jewelry in a scaled-down operation for just a few years. They were unfortunately arrested in Prague in 1942 and passed at Auschwitz.

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CONDITION = Great vintage condition with no flaws or quirks found to mention. Spring ring clasp in good working order and beads all intact. In an excellent state of preservation

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