A silver tone brooch set with rhinestones, a pair of vintage earrings bearing dangling double spheres covered with blue and white enamel, an early 20th century Chinese silver mesh bracelet bearing elaborate filigree dragons set with tigers eye cabochon stones and accented with blue and purple enamel, a Hungarian artist Percs Janos Modernist style brooch. Born in Budapest in 1920, Percz Janos studied at the Hungarian School of Fine Arts, 1940 to 1946. In addition, he studied painting and graphic design under the guidance of such famous masters as Varga Nandor, Loiosh, Bori Yeno, Sidley Ferenc, and others. Janos began his career as a graphic artist, but already at that time several of his wood carved works became well known. Between 1948-1960, he taught art design at the school of design and at the same time began to master metal work. In the 1960s, Perz Janos showed himself as a pioneer of Hungarian metal jewelry art. Decorative Antiques And Collectibles, Gifts And Accessories For Women.