Charles Holl
Elegant minaudière circa 1920 In 18 K (750‰) gold, with squared decoration of pearls and brilliants on one side and striped white enamel on the other, opening with 4 sapphire cabochons and revealing 3 compartments
Jeweller's hallmark
Gross weight 193 g H. 1 cm L. 9.5 cm D. 5.5 cm Condition report: Small enamel chips, 1 brilliant missing from the checkered side, missing clasp/rail.
Charles Holl was a prestigious French jeweler whose workshop was known for creating jewelry for Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Boucheron, etc. in the early 20th century, particularly during the Art Deco period.
Founded in May 1917, Charles Holl had workshops in Paris and Strasbourg, as well as a studio in New York in the 1930s. Charles Holl was particularly appreciated for his unusual and sophisticated details, creating timeless masterpieces. He not only worked for the most renowned jewelry houses, but also served his own clientele, who recognized his extraordinary talents.
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