Vintage Brutalist neck jewellery by Jacob Hull, silver plated, around 1970

Jacob Hull is a Danish designer of modernist jewellery. He worked in the 1960s and 1970s. This artist became famous in the early 1970s, when his work was exhibited internationally and for sale in Illums Bolighus, the flagship shop for Danish Design. He travelled through many countries and lived in Finland, among other places. He was also a sculptor and some of his work was accepted at the annual Charlottenburg exhibition. He eventually settled on the Djursland peninsula in Jutland, Denmark, and died in 1993, a victim of a fire in his home.
Brutalist design by Jacob Hull. Makers mark "Jacob Hull" for B + D
Condition: signs of wear, but no noticeable damage
Dimensions: length of brace 27 cm, jewellery can be bent, so neck size adjustable.