Diamanté & Sterling ‘Platina’ 1940s Duette by Coro
$ 195
Additional information
| Maker | Coro |
|---|---|
| Size | Brooch: 1 1/4" x 2 1/2"; clip: 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" |
| Condition | Very good (clouding of some stones but still lots of sparkle) |
| Date | c.1946 (based on design patent and use of sterling, per Brunialti) |
| Marks | "Coro" (in script) "CRAFT" with Pegasus and "STERLING" on rectangular cartouche; "Coro Duette" (in script), "STERLING" and "PAT. NO. 1798867" on frame |
| Reference | Design patent D146,035 issued to Adolph Katz in 1946 |
This Coro sterling brooch is a pair of flowers with diamanté centers and oval petals, crowned with baguettes, and set in pavé-embellished sterling silver. It was designed as part of the Platina line by Adolph Katz for the company’s high-end pieces. You can wear this one as a brooch or as separate dress clips. The double-prong fastener works well with weightier fabrics, such as wool blazers and dresses. This piece was advertised along with the complete Platina line in a fashion magazine with the copy: “Glittering glamour set in sterling silver with that ‘platinum look’”. You can see the utility patent for the brooch mechanism here, shown below Coro’s name.
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