Pair of Art Nouveau Brass and Poured Glass Pendants

This is a pair of vintage decorative pendants, likely originally components of a larger piece of costume jewelry like a necklace or statement earrings. The pieces measure approximately 1.5 to 2 inches in length and are constructed from a cast brass-tone alloy metal with an aged, greenish-brown bronze patina. The design is heavily characteristic of the Art Nouveau period, featuring teardrop-inspired shapes, scrolling organic lines, and stylized floral motifs at the neck of each piece. Each pendant features a central translucent amber-colored insert, which appears to be poured glass or high-quality resin, designed to mimic the appearance of natural honey amber. The metal frame shows significant oxidation and surface wear, indicating substantial age. There are no visible maker's marks on the front, and the back is not shown, though the small jump rings at the top are original attachment points. The level of detail in the casting—specifically the beaded edges and recessed grooves—suggests mass-production from the early to mid-20th century. While they display cosmetic wear and verdigris, they retain structural integrity and represent a classic example of transitional Arts and Crafts or Art Nouveau-style commercial jewelry components.