1930s Folk Art celluloid ring, prison ring Letter "A" size 6 3/4

A Is For Art Deco...


Design - Here we have an amazing example of a celluloid folk art ring from the 1930s. These rings were made by folk artists, folks in prison and just plain folks from the 1920s - 1940s. Most were skillfully made mostly from found pieces of celluloid, like old toothbrushes, shoe horns and other items, but other elements were used at times, too, such as shell, horn and bone. This great celluloid ring is made from black, white, red, faux green mother of pearl and faux tortoiseshell with a little window and the initial "A" with a resin glaze. These pieces are often so completely Art Deco in their styling and always one of a kind.

Material - Celluloid.

Maker - No Makers Mark

Measurements

Ring size - 6 3/4


Condition - great vintage condition.

Fantastic early folkart jewelry to complete your vintage wardrobe!


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