Ivory

• ArtDeco
• Ivory
• Elephan
• Germany
• Pin
• Brooch
• 1920

Elephant Ivory Art Deco Pin Brooch
Straight from Germany:

here comes an elegant
hand carved Brooch / Pin

An absolutley beautifully carved jewel hand carved of genuine Elephant
from the late 1800s and one of the last types of this style

THIS is Elephant IVORY !! VINTAGE PRE-BAN GENUINE IVORY

So, don't get mixed up and recognize when you get the REAL deal-
genuine ELEPHANT IVORY, that will NOT be processed anymore
The price of Genuine is going UP - take advantage now

These kind of ivory pieces are NOT on the market anymore!
And it's hand carved!! another History-piece of the KOZIOL Family

This slim Brooch is almost 4" lonf an 1/2" wide
and equipped with the original old style brass pin

For cleaning? Just use some soft (dish) soap and warm water!

Please, bid with confidence: My own father was an ivory carver -
That might be evidence that I know 'a little' what is all about!
These carvings are coming from his collections
With age turns a little more yellow - that's natural!
can be cleaned with a little soft soap and warm water,
you even can lay it in sunshine for a gentle bleaching
In nature is in sunshine all the time!

A little bit about Ivory:
Ivory is a hard, white, opaque substance that is the bulk of the teeth and tusks of
some animals such as elephant, hippopotamus, walrus, mammoth, etc
Prior to the introduction of plastics, it was used for billiard balls,
piano keys, buttons and ornamental items
The word "ivory" was traditionally applied to the tusks of elephants
In June of 1997 the ban on ivory trade was lifted under CITES guidelines
and then agreed upon by its member countries
Nothing really comes close or compares with beauty of ivory
and was admired for centuries by caesars, czars, kings and queens

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