BY KENNETH JAY LANE, CIRCA 1985-90

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SIX ART DECO-STYLE RHINESTONE AND SIMULATED GEM-SET PINS
BY KENNETH JAY LANE, CIRCA 1985-90
Comprising a rectangular pin with simulated onyx; a vintage telephone receiver; an openwork geometric pin with simulated onyx; an openwork palmette two-prong clip with simulated onyx; a round simulated rock crystal and onyx pin with central mother-of-pearl; and a geometric keystone pin with black enamel; each signed Kenneth Lane
2 5/8 in. (6.7 cm.) the longest

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Kenneth Jay Lane loved the Art Deco period of jewelry design, undoubtedly due to the culture surrounding the time period, of revelry, of entertaining, and a focus on the arts. He believe the style to be subtle, yet elegant and fashionable.

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