Art Deco Miami Vice Butterfly Wing Brooch seal fobs Chester 1899

Chester 1899

and renders the twins in Vincze’s trademark classical style – Castor and Pollux gazing up at the twin stars of their own constellation in the night sky

London 1873

with an hourglass (indicating time has stopped for the deceased) on one shoulder and a pickaxe and spade on the other (the gravediggers' tools)

meaning a poem or poetic line

Art Deco Miami Vice Butterfly Wing Brooch seal fobs Chester 1899DATE: Art Deco, c. 1930 **RESERVED for BP** Striking Art Deco brooch featuring a pair of palm trees hanging over the ocean with mountains in the background. The colour palette has a distinct Miami Vice flavour, with hand painted blues and pinks over an iridescent blue morpho (real) butterfly wing background. Made and signed by Thomas L Mott, who presented his first butterfly wing brooches at the 1924 British Exposition, before acquiring two other