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English Arts and Crafts elongated pendant set with turquoise and pearl attributed to John Baker Bennett c.1900
This English Arts and Crafts pendant, attributed to John Baker Bennett and dating to circa 1900, is handcrafted in 9k gold and set with turquoise and a baroque pearl.
The pendant features an elongated and graceful design with plump, gently curled leaves, showcasing intricate and lively craftsmanship. At its center is a turquoise stone with natural veining, its verdant hue evoking a rustic, organic charm. A baroque pearl suspended below further highlights the beauty of nature, embodying the stylistic hallmarks of the Arts and Crafts movement.
The reverse of the pendant bears a partially worn hallmark, which supports its attribution to goldsmith John Baker Bennett. Known for his use of traditional techniques and a distinctively delicate aesthetic, Bennett’s work reflects the Arts and Crafts ideals of celebrating nature and valuing craftsmanship.
The pendant is in good antique condition, with typical signs of oxidation and wear consistent with age. Some wear is visible on the hallmark. As condition assessments are subjective, please click and enlarge our photos to examine additional details as part of your evaluation.