Other brand - Guiliano Fratti 1960s - Necklace - Golden chic

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Fleur Feijen
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This 46 cm, 48 g vintage Giuliano Fratti necklace features handcrafted golden seed beads in a cascading multi-strand design and is signed GM.

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Description from the seller

Guiliano Fratti still very fashionable, this vintage hand crafted 1960s golden seed beads waterfall multi chain necklace.

Very elegant, elevate your Summer outfit!

This elegant and chic by Guilliano Fratti is absolutely beautiful.

Italian designer, Giuliano Fratti, who produced pieces for Dior and Chanel and many other Haute couture fashion houses. His pieces are hard to find and rarely come up for sale and we believe this piece to be museum quality.

For it's age in good vintage condition. with normal signs of use, see photo's, at the back some signs of use.
Some photo's are made with sunlight.

Signed GM

Measurement 37 cm approx



Giuliano Fratti of Milan, Italy began his career designing buttons, buckles and belts in the 1930s-1940s. In the '50s he worked with Chanel, Worth and Dior and later on in the '60s Pierre Cardin. After his relocation to New York he worked under his own name, using "GM" within a circle representing Giuliano Milano.

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Guiliano Fratti still very fashionable, this vintage hand crafted 1960s golden seed beads waterfall multi chain necklace.

Very elegant, elevate your Summer outfit!

This elegant and chic by Guilliano Fratti is absolutely beautiful.

Italian designer, Giuliano Fratti, who produced pieces for Dior and Chanel and many other Haute couture fashion houses. His pieces are hard to find and rarely come up for sale and we believe this piece to be museum quality.

For it's age in good vintage condition. with normal signs of use, see photo's, at the back some signs of use.
Some photo's are made with sunlight.

Signed GM

Measurement 37 cm approx



Giuliano Fratti of Milan, Italy began his career designing buttons, buckles and belts in the 1930s-1940s. In the '50s he worked with Chanel, Worth and Dior and later on in the '60s Pierre Cardin. After his relocation to New York he worked under his own name, using "GM" within a circle representing Giuliano Milano.

Seller's Story

Note: Please monitor the tracking information that has been provided by Catawiki on a regular basis to avoid shipments being sent back. You will be charged for extra shipping costs if items need to be shipped again. Disclaimer: Actual colors may vary due to computer monitors displaying colors differently. We cannot guarantee that the color you see accurately portrays the true color of the product.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Brand
Other brand
Metal
Guiliano Fratti 1960s
Brand jewellery
Yes
Total weight
48 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Italy
Title additional information
Golden chic
Length
46 cm
Sold by
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Objects sold
98.18%
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