Charles Horner
Enamel Flying Scarab, Art Nouveau Brooch, Hallmarked 1910
The Charles Horner Enamel Flying Scarab is an exquisite Art Nouveau brooch hallmarked in 1910, showcasing the masterful craftsmanship of British jeweler Charles Horner. This stunning piece features a meticulously crafted silver base adorned with vibrant enamel in rich hues, capturing the essence of the iconic scarab motif that symbolizes transformation and protection. The brooch exemplifies the elegance of the Art Nouveau movement, characterized by its organic forms and intricate detailing. The flying scarab design, with its delicate wings and flowing lines, reflects Horner's dedication to artistry and innovation in jewelry design. The piece is a testament to the brand's legacy, known for its use of high-quality materials and skilled techniques. This brooch not only serves as a striking accessory but also as a collectible item that embodies the charm of early 20th-century jewelry. Ideal for both casual and formal occasions, it adds a touch of historical significance to any ensemble. The Charles Horner Enamel Flying Scarab is a remarkable representation of the era's artistic expression and remains a cherished addition for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
