1950s Atomic Age Blue Molded Glass on Foiled Copper Demi Parure period_1950s which corresponded to the luxurious
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which corresponded to the luxurious tone set by his “House of Blackwell” label
Four inner pockets
strapless lace bodice
skirt and crop jacket with cummerbund ensemble by recently deceased and unique designer Koos van den Akker who worked for Christian Dior before traveling to his native home in Hague
designed this dress as a perfect example of the casual "American look" design movement she spearheaded in the early-mid 20th century
1950s Atomic Age Blue Molded Glass on Foiled Copper Demi Parure period_1950s which corresponded to the luxuriousTruly unique copper and electric blue foiled glass atomic age parure! The ring has a rounded, the brooch is paisley shaped, and bracelet is composed of eight rectangular book chain segments with a fold over clasp closure. All three jewelry pieces feature amazing bright blue molded glass with an energetic, bubbling molded face. Brilliant!
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