Free-lance designer for Marleen and the Imperial Pearl Co. who owned the mark Marslieu. All Imperial Pearl patents were registered in the name of Frederick Pearsall in the latter half of the 1940s. The high quality jewelry is beautifully designed and rendered in sterling silver - almost always with pewter or cream colored imitation pearls. Pearsall's designs were sculptural and somewhat masculine including an early series of pirate themed jewelry. There are no florals. The hand demi - attributed to Pearsall - is the finest rendering of hand jewelry I have ever seen.
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enlarge 48KB, 640x592 1 Marslieu Hand Brooch with Pearl Attributed to Frederick Pearsall
enlarge 43KB, 640x519 2 Marslieu Hand Brooch with Pearl.1
enlarge 45KB, 640x533 3 Marslieu Hand Brooch with Pearl.3
enlarge 50KB, 640x520 4 Marslieu Mark
enlarge 60KB, 514x640 5 Marslieu Big Bug Brooch.1 Attributed to Frederick Pearsall
enlarge 54KB, 571x640 6 Marslieu Exotic Face Brooch.1 Attributed to Frederick Pearsall
enlarge 41KB, 640x514 7 Pearsall Frederick 144575 Pirate Ship 46
enlarge 31KB, 640x453 8 Pearsall Frederick 144576 Pirate Hat & Sabre 46
