Coppola e Toppo vintage jewellery masterpieces

Coppola e Toppo vintage jewellery masterpieces
Vintage poster “Fashion Jewels’. Coppola e Toppo vintage jewellery masterpieces

Coppola e Toppo vintage jewellery masterpieces
The history of Italian jewelry trademark Coppola e Toppo began in the late 1940s in Milan, founded by brother and sister Bruno Coppola and Lyda Toppo. Originally, they made jewelry under the name of their favorite dog Mickey. However, the quick and loud success of the company made them use Coppola e Toppo marking. First, Parisian fashion houses Dior and Balenciaga used the company’s jewelry work in fashion shows and retail sales. In addition, Elsa Schiaparelli commissioned a collection “Bijou Voyagers” made of faux coral. Next, they created collections for iconic Italian couturiers Gucci and Valentino.
The number of works signed “Made in Italy Coppola e Toppo” increased significantly. The company’s designers began using crystals, Murano glass and plastic beads in ornaments. Also, they used gilded metal, silver, and faux pearls.
In 1972 a large Italian company absorbed Coppola e Toppo and continued the production of jewelry signed Coppola e Toppo until 1986.

Italian company Coppola e Toppo vintage jewellery masterpieces
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Coppola e Toppo vintage jewellery masterpieces (late 1940’s – 1986)

Cognac Crystal & Brass Cuff Bracelet
Cognac Crystal & Brass Cuff Bracelet
Crystal Cuff Bracelet
Crystal Cuff Bracelet
Earrings and necklace of colored glass beads
Earrings and necklace of colored glass beads
Four strand necklace and earrings, 1959. Approx. $1800
Four strand necklace and earrings, 1959. Approx. $1800
Made for Valentino Necklace with pendant and earrings, blue and transparent Swarovski crystals, framed in gilded metal. 1970 £ 1800-2000
Made for Valentino Necklace with pendant and earrings. Swarovski crystals, gilded metal. 1970 £ 1800-2000
Multicolored crystal bead necklace. 1950s, approx. $980
Multicolor crystal bead necklace. 1950s, approx. $980
Necklace - blue, green and turquoise glass. Early 1960's. circumference 72.5 cm £ 1400-1500
Necklace – blue, green and turquoise glass. Early 1960’s. circumference 72.5 cm £ 1400-1500
Pearl and crystal bow necklace
Crystal and Pearl bow necklace
Pearl Smoky Brown Murano Glass Bypass Necklace. 1960s
Pearl Murano Glass Necklace. 1960s
Plastic and citrine of green color. 1960s $ 500
1960s necklace. $ 500
Plastic beads necklace, right - necklace of amber, topaz and citrine. 1960's
Plastic beads necklace, right – necklace of amber, topaz and citrine. 1960’s
Right - necklace, volcanic stone, gilded metal, artificial pearls. 1960's. 49.5 cm £ 700-800. Left - necklace, glass, gilded, 1960s
Right – necklace, volcanic stone, gilded metal, artificial pearls. 1960’s. 49.5 cm £ 700-800. Left – necklace, glass, gilded, 1960s
Ruby Red and Smoky Gray Crystal Beaded Cuff Bracelet
Ruby Red and Smoky Gray Crystal Beaded Cuff Bracelet
Shades of Blue Mermaid Necklace and Matching Earrings
Shades of Blue Mermaid Necklace and Matching Earrings
Stunning Necklace
Vintage Necklace
Two necklaces - artificial pearls, clear glass and colored Bohemian glass. 1950s
Two necklaces – faux pearls, clear glass and colored Bohemian glass. 1950s
Beautiful necklace-collar of golden leaves of glass beads
Necklace-collar of golden leaves of glass beads
Bracelet, glass, baroque pearls, 1960s
Bracelet, glass, baroque pearls, 1960s
Chocker Necklace, 1960s
Choker Necklace, 1960s
Exquisite Coppola e Toppo necklace and earrings for Valentino
Exquisite necklace and earrings for Valentino
Ivana Bastianello in Coppola e Toppo jewelry, Vogue Italia, March 1969. Photo Gian Paolo Barbieri
Ivana Bastianello in Coppola e Toppo jewelry, Vogue Italia, March 1969. Photo Gian Paolo Barbieri
Leaf necklace of beads, 1960s
Leaf necklace of beads, 1960s
Vogue 1969. Italian model Mirella Petteni, photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri. Necklace and clips by Coppola e Toppo
Vogue 1969. Italian model Mirella Petteni, photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri. Necklace and clips by Coppola e Toppo
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