A pair of rare Julius Olaf Randahl sterling silver earrings from the mid-century. Randahl is best known for Arts & Crafts-style hollowware, but pieces produced by his workshop in the 1960s and 1970s leaned heavily into the abstract, textural, and brutalist styles popular at the time. These earrings evoke the abstract motif of mountains and a vast landscape, captured on a round silver plate shaped like the full moon. The earrings are also complete with a tight butterfly closure, and the artist's initials stamped on the back.
The piece is in overall great condition, but as with every vintage piece, there are natural signs of wear. Please examine all photos and don’t hesitate to ask questions.
A pair of rare Julius Olaf Randahl sterling silver earrings from the mid-century. Randahl is best known for Arts & Crafts-style hollowware, but pieces produced by his workshop in the 1960s and 1970s leaned heavily into the abstract, textural, and brutalist styles popular at the time. These earrings evoke the abstract motif of mountains and a vast landscape, captured on a round silver plate shaped like the full moon. The earrings are also complete with a tight butterfly closure, and the artist's initials stamped on the back.
The piece is in overall great condition, but as with every vintage piece, there are natural signs of wear. Please examine all photos and don’t hesitate to ask questions.
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