Renoir Copper Clip Back Earrings

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Renoir Copper Clip Back Earrings

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Categories: 1950's, Art Deco, Copper Jewelry, Earrings, Signed Designer Originals.

$65.00

Founded in 1946 by Jerry Fels, Renoir produced copper jewelry until 1964. Highly collectable and stylish to wear, these Art Deco inspired clip back earrings by Renoir are classic examples of wearable art at it’s very best.

Tags: Art Deco Style, Clip Back, copper, Earrings, Renoir.

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