VERY RARE Circa 80's JUDITH LEIBER Double Face Brooch

This is an Extremely Rare Circa 80's Judith Leiber Double Face Brooch with a Face of a Man on the Left and a Lady on the Right. Each Face is also Doubled. Their Attire Suggest the Renaissance Period. The Piece is so Unusual and Definitely a Collectible Item. It is 5.5" in length so a Very Impressive Piece to Add to Your Collection and to Wear. It is Made as a Brooch so it can be worn as a Brooch, or on a Belt as a Buckle. It could also be worn on the Shoulder.

Judith Leiber had a very Interesting History that is Detailed on Wikipedia. She worked for many Handbag Designers and Started her own Company in 1963. She became Famous for her Crystal Minaudieres. These are metal shells encrusted most often with Swarkowski Crystals. These became very sought after and were often carried as a status symbol. Examples of her work can be found in Museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Measurements - Length - 5.5"
Width - 2 7/8"

Near Mint Condition - This Brooch is qualified as Near Mint Condition. There are a couple of very minor items to note. The right corner at the bottom looks like it has a tiny amount of wear. It cannot be seen except upon close examination. The pin in the back has a little wear, most likely, front pinning it on thick items. There are one or two faint tiny scratches on the lady's face. It has a Safety Catch and works Perfectly. What a Beauty to Add to Your Collection and to Wear!

This item is sold from an excellent, highly rated vintage boutique in Birmingham, AL.