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Vtg Kenny Ma San Francisco Art Deco Style Brass Blue Glass Necklace 15\" Box Clasp
STYLE / HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Inspired by Art Deco jewelry design, this necklace reflects the geometric elegance and ornamental style popular during the 1920s–1930s era. The decorative elements, glass accents, and structured design are reminiscent of the bold jewelry aesthetics of the Jazz Age. The box clasp construction is a traditional jewelry fastening style widely used in vintage necklaces, including pieces from the early 20th century. Exact production date of this necklace is unknown.
DESIGN DETAILS
Features a secure box-style clasp with an interlocking mechanism, a classic closure design valued for both functionality and decorative appeal. Box clasps were commonly used in quality jewelry designs during the early to mid-20th century and continue to be appreciated by vintage jewelry collectors today.
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Inspected before shipping.
Normal signs of age may be present consistent with vintage items.
Special wrap (bag or box) and sturdy shipping box.
Tracking included.
Returned items must be received in the same condition as shipped, including original packaging and any included materials. Items altered, damaged, worn, or improperly handled after delivery may not qualify for a refund.
Vintage and pre-owned items may show natural signs of age, including minor wear consistent with their history. These characteristics are not considered defects when accurately shown and described.
Buyer is responsible for return shipping, if applicable, unless the return is due to an item not matching the listing description.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Colors may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Vintage items may show natural signs of age.
Damage caused by misuse or improper handling is not considered a defect.