Here is an elegant little pair of Sterling silver earrings with screw fttings by Eilis Kauppi for his renowned company Kupittaan Kulta of Finland. The silky surface of the cabochon gives it a pearly appearance.

Here is a wonderful pair of earrings, with posts for pierced ears,  by the Finnish modernist master Elis Kauppi for his company Kupittaan Kulta (see bio). Each Sterling silver triangular dish is set with a domed tiger eye stone. Original Sterling backs

Here is a wonderful pair of Sterling silver drop earrings by the Danish modernist master, Niels Erik From (see bio). The design recalls the work of the Finnish master Lapponia, ina crumpled silver with a satin finish.

They are fitted with  secure clip hooks for pierced ears, but if you prefer I can exchange these for traditional screw fittings

Here is fabulous pair of large Sterling silver earclips by the Danish modernist master Niels Erik From (see bio).  The design is a stylised flower,. and matches the brooch, item 0664.  This is the b first time I've come across the earclips, although the brooch is very popular. £10 cashback if you buy them both. 

Here is a dramatic and rare pair of bronze earrings by the Norwegian designer Unn Tangerud, who worked in the studio workshop set up by Uni David-Andersen in 1959. Uni was the great grandaughter of the founder of the David-Andersen smithy (see bio).  The original screws were loose, so I replaced them with hooks. 

Here is a good pair of Sterling silver Celtic knot ear studs with posts and silver butterfly backs. No maker's mark.

Here is an interesting pair of  silver earrings with posts for pierced ears. These Viking ship earrings by John Hart following the tradition established on the island of Iona by Alexander Ritchie.

Here is a lovely pair of drop earriing with posts for pierced ears designed and made by the Glasgow silversmith, Carrick Jewellery Ltd.  They feature the rose and leaf seen in the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the Glasgow architect/designer whose work was admired by the Vienna Secessionists, but not recognised in the UK in his own lifetime.  Supplied in the original box

Here is a lovely pair of drop earrings with posts for pierced ears designed and made by the Glasgow silversmith, Carrick Jewellery Ltd.  They feature the leaf design seen in the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the Glasgow architect/designer whose work was admired by the Vienna Secessionists, but not recognised in the UK in his own lifetime.  Supplied in the original box

Here is a lovely pair of  earrings with posts for pierced ears designed and made by the Glasgow silversmith, Carrick Jewellery Ltd.  They are inspired by the grid lines in the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the Glasgow architect/designer whose work was admired by the Vienna Secessionists, but not recognised in the UK in his own lifetime.  Supplied in the original box

The large silver-gilt ear studs for pierced ears started life as 2 sprigs of parsley.  moulds were taken from them and the silver base was layered with 18 ct gold. No mould is ever used again, so each sprig is different. I believe these were made by the Danish creators of this type of jewellery, Flora Danica, but cannot be sure as they are unmarked.

Here is a lovlely pair of Sterling silver earrings with posts for pierced ears.  They have a mid-century  organic spray design which I believe was created by Natura Designs which started in Roskilde in 1990

Here is a magnificent pair of earrings - clips - by the contemporary Danish silversmith Claus Georg Melcher, who has been working in Copenhagen since 1976. The design of this pendant is reminiscient of a Lapponia piece, with a matt brushed surface and folded flowing silver.

These stylish modernist Stil-Sterling silver earrings are fitted with clips, but these can easily be replaced with hooks on request at no extra charge.  They were purhased in Denmark, but I have been unable to identify the maker.

Here are a couple of delightful pairs of Sterling silver ear studs by the contemporary Danish silversmithy Scrouples, based just outside Aarhus.  No.1  is an oxidised silver flower with a tiny gold ball  at its centre. no 2 is a gold ball with a textured silver frame.  Both New old stock. For sale indivdually or together at a discount.

Here are a couple of pairs of Sterling silver ear studs by the contemporary Danish silversmithy Støvring Design, based in Randers since 2007.  The design of no.1 is a four-leafed clover, and that of no.2 is a swirling droplet.  Both purchased as New old stock.  For sale indivdually or together at a discount. 

Here is a delightful pair of Sterling silver bunch of grapes earrings with posts and butterfly backs for pierced ears. They can be converted to a screw fitting on request at no extra charge.  They were made by the contemporary Danish silversmithy Scrouples, based on the outskirts of Aarhus.

Here is a fabulous pair of Sterling silver earrings with large blue guilloche enamel triangular drops. They are fitted with hooks for pierced ears, but I can swap these for screws on request. They were made by the renowned Danish silversmithy Brødrene Bjorklund  (the Bjorklund brothers), active from 1961 to 71. Have you seen the matching bracelet, item 1793?  Buy them both and get £10 cashback. 

Here is a delightful pair of Sterling silver gilt screw earrings featuring white enamel butterflies. Unfortunately they bear no maker's mark, but they were purchased in Denmark together with two butterfly brooches by Volmer Bahner, so I suspect these were also made by his workshop. 

Here is a perenially popular design inspired by the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the Glasgow architect/designer whose work was admired by the Vienna Secessionists, but not recognised in the UK in his own lifetime. These lovely drop earrings with posts for pireced ears were made in two sections, with a stylised petal linked to the grid section below, allowing this to swing freely. They were designed and made by the Glasgow silversmith, Carrick Jewellery Ltd.

Have you seen the matching brooch, item 214?

 Here is a lovely pair of Sterling silver earrings by the Danish silversmithy Guld og Sølvdesign , based in Horsens since 1974..They have posts and butterfly backs for pierced ears

Here is a lovely pair of modernist Sterling silver ear studs enhanced with one large and three smaller stones.  I do not know whether these are crystal or CZs. The studs were purchased in Denmark.

Here are a pair of beautiful earrings (clips) by the eminent Danish silversmithy Niels Erik From (see bio). These earrings are in his highly successful mid century traditional style, featuring flowers and foliage. 

Here is a  pair of sleek and simple Sterling silver aerodynamic earclips by the Danish modernist master, Poul Warmind (see bio). .  

Have you seen the matching  brooch (0160) and necklace (1671)

After the success of the enamel Marguerite in 1940, Anton Michelsen (see bio) launched several other series of enamel jewellery, starting with the Moon series in 1941 by Ib Lunding. Here is a very rare opportunity to own a pair of Sterling silver 'Moon' series ear clips. They feature a black matt enamel ellipse on a silver disc, resembling a lunar eclipse.  This is surrounded by silver gilt 'stars'.

Instantly recognisable as a Hans Hansen design (see bio), these earrings with screw fittings demonstrate all the classical characteristics of great modern design; simple, sleek and sophisticated, combined with expert craftsmanship and a good weight..

The Brooch is available separately - item 0465 - £10 cashback if you buy both together

Here is a delightful pair of  Sterling silver ear studs by the Glasgow silversmith Carrick Jewellery Ltd. The design is inspired by the rose in the works of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the Scottish Art Nouveau designer and architect .  The studs are supplied in the original box. 

Here is a stunning pair of Sterling silver earrings with posts for pierced ears by the Glasgow silversmith Carrick Jewellery Ltd. The design is inspired by the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the Scottish Art Nouveau architect and designer. 

David-Andersen also launched a series called ' Saga' in the 1960s. These items took their inspiration from prehistoric finds from the year AD 300 to 1000, later deposited with the Oslo historical museum.

This decoration on these rare earclips is from the Viking period.  Have you seen the matching bangle (item 0991)?

Here is a pair of beautiful, intricately designed and crafted Sterling enamel ear clips by Hannelore Sorge for the leading Norwegian silversmithy, David-Andersen.  

Gertrud Engel designed many stylised foliage and flowers motifs for Anton Michelsen(see designer profile) in the 1950s. She is Swedish, and her work was produced both in Denmark and by Michelsen's branch in Sweden. These earrings belong to to one of the first series she created, entitled 'Grass', featured in Ginger Moro's book European Designer Jewellery p.250. 

Have you seen the matching brooch, item 0294 ?

Here is a fabulous pair of Sterling silver ear clips designed by Eigil Jensen for the leading Danish silversmith Anton Michelsen (see bio). The cool clear lines of the metal will appeal to all lovers of Modernism. They are called Boomerang for obvious reasons, and were probably designed to match Jensen's famous boomerang brooch. The earrings have blunter ends than the brooch, probably for safety reasons. Eigil Jensen joined Anton Michelsen in 1943 and stayed for 40 YEARs, rising to the post of Production Manager. He designed the earrings in the 1950s.

Here is a wonderful pair of  Sterling silver scallop shaped shell earrings with posts and butterfly backs for pierced ears.  They were designed by Arno Malinowski for the Danish silversmithy Georg Jensen.  

Malinowski's figurative designs of the 1930s and 1940s are still much loved; who doesn't know the kneeling deer, the butterflies, the stylised birds and other brooches, many of which were in production until recently as part of the Heritage Collection. The motif for these earrings  was also used for cufflinks and a bracelet, but the earrings with posts are extremely rare, as they were usually made with screws or clips.  Or they may have been cleverly adapted. They are identical, but not a pair, as one bears an earlier mark than the other, 

Here is an interesting pair of Sterling silver ear cuffs by the prolific Danish silversmith Herman Siersbøl (see bio)

Here is a simple but dramatic pair of Danish silver triangles, with hooks for pierced ears. The marks are illegible

Here is a fabulously elegant pair of Sterling silver Art Deco ear clips by the renowned Danish silversmith Hugo Grün, whose workshop in Copenhagen was operative from 1918 to 1985

Large modernist freeform ear clips by the renowned Danish silver company Aarre & Krogh, based in Randers from 1949 to 1990

Here is a pair of lovely pure white enamel small ear clips in a stylised leaf design by the acclaimed Norwegian silversmith Arne Nordlie, who worked in Oslo from 1953.  The edges and back are silver gilt. 

These lovely Sterling silver earrings with screw fittings were made by the Danish silversmithy Fir.Munksgaard, registered in Fåborg until 1973.  Munksgaard made a lot of traditional pieces and this motif, with a ball set in a circle of coiled silver wire, was extremely popular in mid 20th century Denmark. 

Here is a nice pair of silver ear clips fashioned as a rose.  They are unmarked, so I cannot tell the grade of silver or who made them. Purchased in Denmark

Here are a delightful pair of white enamel and vermeil daisy clips.  Several silversmiths exploited the enduring popularity of the Anton Michelsen daisy designs and produced their own versions. These are by Viggo Pedersen, registered in Copenhagen, 1928 -74

Here is a fabulous pair of modernist ear clips by the Danish pewter specialist Jørgen Jensen. Each earring comprises a rod ending in a  concave dishare set with a light blue cabochon.

The clips can be converted to hooks for pierced ears, which I can do at no extra cost. Let me know. 

This item qualifies for the lower, non+precious metal, postal rate. Difference will be refunded after purchase.

Here is a lovely pair of Sterling silver earrings (clips) by the Swedish designer Gertrud Engel for the leading Danish silversmith Anton Michelsen (see bio). I think these feathers rather than leaves. 

See matching brooch, item 1299

Here is a lovely pair of earrings (clips) made by the distinguished Danish silversmiths Aarre & Krogs Eftf (see profile). One of their most popular designs was this stylised leaf. In this version, the leaf is grooved and has a little ball at its base.

Here is a huge pair of Sterling silver and abalone ear screws by the Danish master of modern minimalism. Arne Johansen (see bio)