• Designed as an elongated shield-shaped form centering a highly rendered portrait of a woman
• With flowing textured hair and dimensional lily flower surround
• Glossed with transparent enamel - pastel green and yellow
• Featuring a plique-a-jour enamel surround
• Transparent milky white in color - minimal loss
• Reverse depicts engraved gold lilies and hair
• Terminals feature scrolling volute forms
• Completed by looped bale
• Tested as 18 karat gold
• With maker's mark for Eugene Feuilltre
• Circa: 1905
• Measures: 1 1/4 x 2 1/2 inches
• Total weight: 14.9 grams
• Stock Number: We-11484

Eugene Feuilltre was a French goldsmith who became enamored with the craft of enameling. To pursue this, he apprenticed under enamelist masters, eventually becoming an expert enamelist himself. His works caught the eye of Rene Lalique and Louis Comfort Tiffany. Eugene led Rene Lalique's enamel workshop for several years and continued on to open his own workshop in 1898 in Paris!