Vintage Anodized Modernist Coiled Copper Wire authentic Cuff Bracelet and matching Clip-On Earrings, Signed, Handmade, by Rebajes, Renoir and Pujol

Vintage Anodized Modernist Coiled Copper Wire Cuff Bracelet with matching Clip-On Earrings, Signed, Hand-made, Circa 1940ies by Rebajes, Renoir and Pujol

This modernist Renoir Copper Cuff/Earring set is in excellent vintage condition with minor expected signs of wear due to age and use. Please examine pictures carefully.

Featured are a Copper open Cuff Bracelet “Coiled Wire” and matching Copper Coiled Clip-on earrings.

Unique wide copper cuff bracelet of coil applique and copper half buttons at each end over anodized copper. The Copper Earrings are each coiled with a funnel design starting small at the top and gradually becoming larger at the bottom.
(The copper jewelry of Pedro Pujol bears many similarities to the work of Rebajes, and in fact the two men were half-brothers).

Modern artistry, attention to detail, the warmth of copper against a dark black background and a bold expressive modernist design. Express your individuality with these exquisite statement pieces. Suitable for a wide range of occasions, from formal to casual and everything in between.

This design is featured on page 8 and 141 in the book “Copper Art Jewelry” by Matthew L. Burkholz and Linda Lichtenberg Kaplan.

Cuff Dimensions:
Circumference: 5 ½ inches
Including ¾ inch gap
Width: 1 1/8 inch
Brand or Designer: Rebajes, Renoir and Pujol / Signed
Ear: 1940ies
Material: Copper
Type: Open Cuff

Earrings:
Length: 2 1/8 inch
Top Width: ½ inch
Bottom Width: ¼ inch
Brand or Designer: Rebajes, Renoir and Pujol / Signed
Ear: 1940ies
Material: Copper
Type: Clip on

Please remember these are used vintage items and show signs of use.

Renoir/Matisse
The exclusivity of Renoir-Matisse jewelry is still in the fact that their origin and existence harmoniously flourished in a short period – from the 1930s to the 1960s. Jerry Fels began his career in authentic the company “Sceptron Jewelry”, in 1944, where he worked on the creation of original costume jewelry. In these difficult war and postwar years, young people particularly appreciated the beauty and dreams of self-expression, about which actually dreamed talent of Sceptron Jewelry – Jerry Fels. He had just finished his teaching in the National Academy of Art and, without hesitation, in 1946, still decided to build in his hometown of Los Angeles, a private company – Renoir of California, which specialized in the production of exquisite jewelry from copper.