Product code: 7 Rare Van deals Cleef & Arpels 1992-1995 Catalogs, perfect condtion, amazing designs
Van Cleef & Arpels Vintage Jewelry Catalogues from about 1992 to 1995. All Boutique Catalogs are in like new condition. This period in time was when Van Cleef & Arpels was still family owned, giving their jewels and literature a non-corporate more idiosyncratic look and feel. This top World Jeweler was very proud of their signature “Invisible Setting,” highlighting their diamonds and rubies creations in most of these booklets. Almost all of these catalogs, which came out each Fall, are exactly 25 pages long. There are wonderful coral jewelry offerings, usually flower petals adorned with diamonds and gold pistils. At the back of each catalog are watches. Van Cleef & Arpels was immensely deals popular pre-World War 1. Future designs did and do show the influences of Van Cleef's Art Nouveau/Art Deco periods. These catalogs in the 1990's were not given to walk-in shoppers. They were for established clients and sized up potential customers, judged to be probable luxury jewelry buyers. Very rare.
Van Cleef & Arpels Vintage Jewelry Catalogues from about 1992 to 1995. All Boutique Catalogs are in like new condition. This period in time was when Van Cleef & Arpels was still family owned, giving their jewels and literature a non-corporate more idiosyncratic look and feel. This top World Jeweler was very proud of their signature “Invisible Setting,” highlighting their diamonds and rubies creations in most of these booklets. Almost all of these catalogs, which came out each Fall, are exactly 25 pages long. There are wonderful coral jewelry offerings, usually flower petals adorned with diamonds and gold pistils. At the back of each catalog are watches. Van Cleef & Arpels was immensely deals popular pre-World War 1. Future designs did and do show the influences of Van Cleef's Art Nouveau/Art Deco periods. These catalogs in the 1990's were not given to walk-in shoppers. They were for established clients and sized up potential customers, judged to be probable luxury jewelry buyers. Very rare.