Featured Viennese? Secessionist? Antique hatpin with modernist design.

Hi all!

Among a lot of interests, I'm a stick pins/hatpins collector...
I just bought this 22cm long hatpin with a very interesting design.

Description:
Brass head measures 3/4-inch (0.9cm)wide and 7/8-inch (2.2cm) tall; total length of hatpin 8-3/4 inches 22.2cm)

Impossible for the moment to find anything similar with Jugendstil/modernist/machine age/secessionist keywords

I'm sure @i need help will find something
And @Any Jewelry may have a clue on the style name!






Not in hand yet, so I don't know if there is any mark...

 

It is gorgeous, kyra.
You're right, it is one of the Modernist styles, possibly transitional Jugendstil to Bauhaus. I don't think Viennese Secessionist, but you never know.
Jugendstil certainly had a more stylized, structural form, alongside the more general Art Nouveau swirls.
The trumpet shape reminds me of a pair of very long Jugendstil tin earrings I have, but those are otherwise without decoration. These decorations, especially the slits, look Bauhaus. It is amazing that the triangular 'slit things' are open-centred, very nice detail, only just visible.

I can picture this in Fritz Lang's Metropolis btw.

 

Ha! BAUHAUS was the term I thought without getting it to my tongue
Thanks AJ!
Going back to search...

 

nice....wear it well and don't kill anyone with it !!

 

It's amazing how much style they could fit on a pin.

 

I'll try...

I so agree! A small art piece

Thanks to you both for your interest