Pamono Art Nouveau Gold-Plated Brooch by Edropsy for Maison Savard, 1903> Brooches

A superb Art Nouveau brooch from the early 1900s, signed by Emile Dropsy and produced by the renowned Maison Savard. Crafted from 18-karat gold-plated FIX metal, this brooch depicts the graceful “Lady of the Irises,” a serene female figure framed by flowing irises, capturing the elegance and movement characteristic of the Art Nouveau era.

DETAILS:
– Period: circa 1900-1910. This brooch is referenced in the 1903 FIX catalog, which adds to its historical and collectible value.
– Maker: Maison Savard | Stamped FIX
– Artist: Emile Dropsy (signed)
– Material: 18-karat gold-plated metal (FIX standard)
– Design: Art Nouveau “Lady of the Irises” motif
– CONDITION: Overall good condition; Light wear consistent with age
– Origin: France
– Diameter: approximately 1″ (2.5 cm)

The brooch is stamped “FIX” on the back, a hallmark of Maison Savard’s signature high-quality gold-filled jewelry line. FIX jewelry was introduced in the late 19th century and quickly became prized for its craftsmanship and durability.

Émile Dropsy (1848-1923) was a renowned French engraver and medalist known for his allegorical portraits of women and goddesses.