1950s Marino Silver Earrings knots Penn-Prest means you never iron
Description
Penn-Prest means you never iron when tumble dried
The chain and pendant are both in excellent condition
They measure 1½” and are marked SARAHCOV
The Granada brooch was introduced by Sarah Coventry in 1978
a Japanese architect whose designs were part of the crown Trifari lines from the late 1970’s
1950s Marino Silver Earrings knots Penn-Prest means you never ironThese unusual silver tone earrings were made by Marino. Dangling from a half hoop is what looks like double sided leaf fronds. Graduated textured leaves go from small to large and back to small to form a fan shape that is connected by small silver tone balls. The earrings are marked MARINO on the screw backs and measure approximately 1 long x 1 at the widest point. They are in excellent vintage condition.
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