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Corsage ornament made in 1900 by Alphonse Mucha and Georges Fouquet for the Exposition Universelle in Paris.
It’s hard to find information about this piece…whether it was a brooch, pectoral or a stand. So this information may not be 100% completely correct but it’s pieced together from what I’ve found. This piece might have been sold in 1997 but I’m not sure, as mentioned in this article. More great pictures here at this fantastic site. The black & white photo is the jewelry stand for Georges Fouquet at the 1900 exposition. The top pic is a study for the design.
“Art Nouveau ‘Belle de Nuit’ brooch, circa 1900. Diamond, ivory & plique-à-jour enamel”. Image from Christies.
YouTube GIFs || National Museums Liverpool: Getting Dressed in the 18th Century
Pocket bags were worn at the hips and carried around the waist on a linen cord. Side openings in the skirts allowed access to them. … It was possible to lose your pockets, however, if the ties came undone: “Lucy Locket lose her pocket, Kitty Fisher found it. Not a penny was there in it, only a ribbon round it.”
