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    JEWEL CHAT

    Costume Jewelry Magazine

    Jewelry marks, makers and dates reference list
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    Many thanks to Pat Seal, Bobye Syverson, Cathy Gordon, Janet
    Lawwill, Mariann Katz, Virginia Krohn and many others who shared pictures,
    information and dates for this page.







    NANCY LEE
    Providence Stock Company
    Providence, RI

    NAPIER
    1922-1999

    NATACHA BROOKS sterling


    NEATHERLANDS (Dutch) Maker’s Marks


    Other pieces by this maker can be seen in the Christie’s Elizabeth Taylor
    Auction in December 2011. Mr. Cohen was based in Amsterdam, and
    was born in 1941 and died in 1993. According to Ginger Moro’s wonderful
    book, "European Designer Jewelry" on page 233, Cohen found vintage
    molded glass elements in Paris and combined them with modern silver,
    onyx, marcasites, and chrysoprase to fashion his Deco inspired jewelry.
    According to Cohen, he was also inspired by the Amsterdam School designs
    from earlier in the 20th Century.


    J.A. Cohen 1982-1993

    This mark is Dutch (Netherlands): made by J.A. Cohen, between 1982 and 1993 in Amsterdam.
    His small company made only this kind of work and lots of it. They usually
    worked in 835 silver.

    .See the article "Dutch Arts & Crafts Jewelry-
    The Amsterdam School 1900-1940" by Ginger Moro

    http://www.modernsilver.com/Dutchartsandcrafts.htm

    J.A. Cohen 1982-1993
    Key mark

    House of Jorge Cohen Edelsmid
    J.A. Cohen, between 1982 and 1993 in Amsterdam. When Jorge passed away his
    sister Karin deBruin took over the company


    JdB.
    This mark is used by I.L.J. de Bruin from Amsterdam since 1993.
    De Bruin is the owner of Jorge Cohen Edelsmederij (= goldsmith workshop)
    and sister of the late Jorge Cohen.






    EINAR MODAHL
    NORWAY
    c 1960s

    DAVID-ANDERSEN
    David Andersen
    Oslo,
    Norway
    1940-present
    (See "Morning Glory Collects Enamel on
    Sterling Jewelry".)

    FINN JENSEN
    Oslo, Norway
    Marked "925 S V"
    (See "Morning Glory Collects Enamel
    on Sterling Jewelry".)



    NORWAY
    Ivar T Holt (H in a circle mark)
    circa 1940-50
    (See "Morning Glory Collects Enamel on
    Sterling Jewelry".)

    AKSEL HOLMSEN
    Sandefjord, Norway
    pre-1970 mark
    (See "Morning Glory Collects Enamel on
    Sterling Jewelry".)

    HROAR PRYDZ
    Oslo, Norway
    Marked with a circle within a sideways "V", circa 1960.
    (See "Morning Glory Collects Enamel
    on Sterling Jewelry".)

    NEMO
    1913-?
    Milton A. Fischer
    Brier Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
    The marks "L/N" and "L/N25" and "Nemo Gold Seal
    Quality" also belonged to this company.

    NORWAY
    S HESTENES
    (See "Morning Glory Collects Enamel on
    Sterling Jewelry".)

    NOLAN MILLER
    contemporary



    KVA Denmark
    sterling jewelry



    N E FROM


    Niels Erik From
    Denmark, maker of sterling jewelry




    NYE
    Mark- a shamrock with the letters "NYE" in the petals
    Stuart Nye Silver Shop, N.C.
    1933-present
    known for silver and copper jewelry

    OBSIDIAN
    contemporary

    OTAZU
    contemporary



    OTIS
    1943-1970’s
    Providence, Rhode Island

    ORA
    1921-present
    Oreste Agnni & Ralph Singer
    the company also made
    fraternal jewelry
    and used to have a web site for it.

    PS Co
    Possibly Plainville Stock Co.
    South & Bacon Streets, Plainville, Mass.
    (Source: Keystone 1934, page16)


    PAM
    Possibly a French designer named Pierre
    Anton Masson, but no verified information.

    PANDORA

    PANETTA
    1945-1995
    Benedetto Panetta



    PANTTI
    Bruce & Vicki Pantti, California
    contemporary bakelite

    PARENTI
    circa 1940’s

    PARKLANE



    PARISSTYLE
    Mark also seen as "Paristyle N.Y.C."

    PARISINA
    Marcel Boucher
    Mexico

    PENNINO
    1927-1961
    Oreste, Frank & Jack Pennino (brothers)
    New York, New York .







    PERUZZI
    Florence, Italy

    PERUZZI

    F.lli Peruzzi Italy, F.lli being an
    abbreviation for "fratelli," or "brothers"

    P.E.P.




    LUCIEN PICCARD
    1947-?
    New York, NY

    POMERANTZ
    Circa 1930-40’s, possibly longer
    "Pomerantz Inc. NY" possibly 1930’s to 1940’s
    New York, NY

    POME



    CATHERINE POPESCO
    France

    RAZZA
    Luca Razza
    This mark 1950s-1970s

    PAULINE RADER




    REBAJES
    1932-1967 in USA

    REBECCA COLLINS
    contemporary
    Dallas, Texas

    R&G Co.
    67 Mechanic St., Attleboro, Mass
    c. 1930, succeeded by Ripley & Gowan Co.
    Also made "NuWite"
    bracelets per an ad in Ettinger’s "Popular Jewelry" page 125



    REGENCY
    circa 1950-1970
    (see "Morning Glory Collects Regency".)
    Made in New York City from about 1950 to 1970 by the Regina Novelty
    Company, owner Polowitz

    REGAL


    REINAD
    1922-mid 1950’s
    Fifth Avenue, NY, NY
    (also made jewelry for Carnegie, Boucher, Eisenberg and possibly Staret)

    BEN REIG

    REJA
    1941-1953
    New York, New York








    RENOIR "This exclusive Copron
    process insures Renoir Jewelry against tarnish and fingermarks".
    View
    MATISSE RENOIR apple
    earrings on their original card. "Variations in pattern are characteristic
    of fine enamels. Do not polish. This exclusive Copron process insures Renoir
    Jewelry against tarnish and fingermarks".
    View
    RENOIR
    View







    RENOIR and SAUTEUR ©
    RENOIR
    1946-1964

    RIFAS

    RISA



    FASHIONCRAFT Robert

    FASHIONCRAFT
    NY, NY 1942-1979, Robert Levy
    There was a line of Fashioncraft jewelry made that looked similar to the
    Hobe wire work pieces. Fashioncraft was made from about 1942-1979. The
    name Fashioncraft was used first in the early 1940s and then, according
    to Fred Rezazadeh’s book "Costume Jewelry", about 1960 the name
    "Originals by Robert" began to be used.

    Original by ROBERT
    Fashioncraft Jewelry
    Robert Levy, David Jaffe and Irving Landsman
    1942-1979
    (copyright symbol used after 1955)


    ROMAR QUALITY mark.
    Seen on 1930s filigree bracelets.

    ROUSSEAU




    No image

    NETTIE ROSENSTEIN
    circa 1935-1975
    (see "Morning Glory Collects Rosenstein".)

    Rodi & Weinenberger
    German company, Pforzheim region
    1920s Deco pieces
    mark on a mesh purse, circa 1920, also seen on a dress
    clip

    RICE WEINER was a jewelry maker starting in about the
    1930s to the 1950s (I think!), and some of their pieces were the
    historic looking "Thief of Bagdad" line, Athennic Arts, McClelland
    Barclay, Barclay, Etrusceana and others. Some of the marks can be seen
    alphabetically on these marks pages, and some of the jewelry images are
    in

    Jewel Chat
    .




    S & B.L. CO

    S. & B. Lederer Co.
    100 Stewart St., Providence, RI
    (source: "Jewelry & Kindred Trades, 1915, page 45)

    Hallmark of Samuel Jacobs,
    Birmingham, England
    circa 1897 View

    mark on a chatelaine for eyeglasses

    SCP sterling mark
    unknown maker, thought to be an English mark, found on this unusual brooch:

    Example: CLEAR "SCP" England
    sterling silver with "pastes" (clear rhinestones) flower pin,
    articulated in 3 sections and has nice movement when worn, it has a
    safety closure mechanism.
    View
    View




    S in a star
    unknown maker, seen on circa 1940s jewelry

    S.P.S. & Co
    unknown maker
    with English sterling with hallmark for Birmingham

    SANDOR
    1938-1972
    Sandor Goldberger



    PAUL SARGENT ORIGINALS
    circa 1930s
    Some think this was the same man as the Illinois Impressionist artist,
    but his art collectors say he never did jewelry.

    SCAASI
    circa 1960s

    SD Sterling
    contemporary maker





    SCHIAPARELLI
    Elsa Schaiparelli
    1931-1973
    (see "Morning Glory Collects
    Schiaparelli".)

    SCHOFFEL
    Austria

    HOUSE of SCHRAGER
    H.M. SCHRAGER & CO., NY, NY
    (also maker of Jonne Jewelry)
    circa 1925 to 1962 ?




    SCHREINER of NEW YORK
    circa 1939-1977
    (see "Morning Glory Collects Schreiner".)

    SELRO
    probably 1950-1960’s
    (copyright symbol used after 1955)
    Paul Selinger
    New York City

    SILSON
    1937-1941 or longer
    New York City


    SHAKIRA CAINE
    London, England
    Contemporary

    SHERMAN
    Canada
    1940s to 1980s

    SIMPSON, ADELE
    1946-?


    SIMMONS
    Robert Fitz Simmons, Attleboro, MA
    1875 to 1952
    "Betsy Ross" is just one of Simmon’s marks.
    Source: Rainwater "American Jewelry
    Manufacturer’s"

    SPERRY
    SPERRY MFG CO, Providence, Rhode Island
    1947- ?
    Made Tara Jewelry

    SPHINX
    England
    1950s to present
    Also made jewelry for other jewelry firms



    STARET
    322 South Franklin,
    Chicago, Illinois
    circa 1940-1947
    (see Staret Jewelry in Morning Glory Collects)

    STEINER, ERNEST

    ST. JOHN
    (sometimes viewed upside down and confused with CS)
    Contemporary clothing and jewelry



    STRONGWATER STUDIO

    JAY STRONGWATER
    contemporary

    STYLE METAL
    SPEC NY


    PHOTO COMING SOON

    The SWAROVSKI Edelweiss mark is
    one of their earliest marks. I have also seen the word "Edelweiss"
    spelled out on an earring back, along with the "SAL" mark

    SWAROVSKI "SAL" mark
    1977-1988
    Said to have stood for "Swarovski American Limited"

    SWAROVSKI swan logo with copyright symbol.
    They have used the swan mark from 1988 to the present, and pieces from
    the Swarovski Jeweler’s Collection came with this mark.

    "SAVVY" was another line made by Swarovski in the 1990s, but as far as I
    recall, it was on the tags of this simpler less expensive line. The
    SAVVY jewelry itself was marked with the swan logo.




    D.S.CO. trademark
    by
    Swarovski America Limited
    in Cranston,
    RI.. A U.S. federal trademark registration was filed

    on Monday, August 05, 1985,
    and the USPTO has
    given the
    D.S.CO.
    trademark serial number of
    73551567.
    The current federal status of this trademark filing is

    ABANDONED
    . The
    D.S.CO.
    trademark is filed in the category of
    Jewelry Products .

    "DS" Daniel Swarovski Sterling mark including the swan logo and
    "925". The
    marks are "925" for sterling
    and the initials "DS" for Daniel Swarovski, and this
    particular mark is circa 2000. So far as I know, this mark was used
    mainly on
    jewelry pieces that included faceted crystal elements rather than
    rhinestones only.

    DANIEL SWAROVSKI in an oval mark. This has been seen on jewelry that has
    large unusual prong-set rhinestones.

    NOTE: We are currently researching these Daniel Swarovski marks and hope to
    have more information on them soon.


    SWOBODA
    1955- present
    Edward Swoboda original owner, 1955-1978, Los Angeles, California
    Nate Waxman worked there 1957-1978 and then started his own Swoboda-like
    line, still making them today.
    Originally sold at better department stores
    More Swoboda Jewelry

    TAMMEY JEWELS





    TARA Craftsmen Jewelry
    Sperry Mfg. Co, Providence, RI
    early 1960’s

    TARA
    thought to have been
    made for Fred Lubwold of 5th Avenue
    by
    DE LIZZA and ELSTER, New York
    early 1960’s
    (See "JULIANA JEWELRY" in Jewel Chat.)

    TARA CENTURION


    THELMA DEUTSCH

    THOMAS L MOTT
    (TLM in an artist’s palette)
    England
    circa 1930, known best for his butterfly wing & hand painted jewelry



    TKF and KTF (early Trifari)
    circa 1935
    (see Trifari Jewelry in Morning Glory Collects)
    (see Trifari Jewelry in Jewel Chat)

    TRIFARI crown and copyright mark
    (copyright symbol used after 1955)

    DIANE LOVE for TRIFARI hang tag.

    TORTOLANI
    1950-1976
    back in business 2002
    I am told that Tortolani is still in business as of about 2002 and
    is again producing the cactus set, roses set, and Zodiac. The only way
    to tell is that the newer sets have a small triangle near the signature.

    TRUART
    1930-50s

    The owner of the Truart trademark was the Hingco Co.
    on Aleppo St., Providence, Rhode Island




    UNICORN
    1946-?
    New York, NY

    UNCAS Mfg. Co.
    company 1911-present
    made jewelry under many other names

    VVV ??
    unidentified mark



    VARGAS
    1945-present
    Providence, Rhode Island

    VENDOME
    Coro Company
    1944-1979
    (See "Morning Glory Collects Vendome".)



    Stephen VAUBEL
    1970’s-1990’s

    VEGA MADDUX
    California, c 1970’s-1997
    Used semi-precious gem stone beads, ivory and enameling in large scaled
    jewelry.
    This mark, which is a hand engraved signature, is faint and hard to
    photograph.
    (See "Morning Glory Collects Vega)

    VB Volmer Bahner
    Denmark 1962-1988

    This Danish company made jewelry from 1962-1988 and was known
    for the beautiful enamel on sterling work.


    VIGNERI
    Frank and Anne Vigneri
    Makers of Lucite (Plexiglass) "art to wear" jewelry circa 1982-1994

    VOGUE
    circa
    1935-1975
    New York, New York


    VOLUPTE
    maker of compacts

    LARRY VRBA
    1990’s-present
    (See "Morning Glory Collects Vrba".)

    WARNER





    W.B. Mfg Co
    Weidlich Brothers Mfg. Co., "Pompeian Gold"
    Connecticut & Florence Aves., Bridgeport, Conn.
    Makers of turn-of-the-century jewelry caskets, seen
    HERE.
    (Source: Jewelry & Kindred Trades, 1914, page 147.)

    W&H
    in a heart mark

    Wightman and Hough, Providence, RI
    According to Rainwater’s, Wightman & Hough made jewelry from
    about 1856-1922.
    W&H
    Co
    "Holiday Suggestions",
    lockets advertisement

    W.L.
    unknown maker
    with English Hallmark for Chester 1885


    JJ WHITE, 1933
    Patent # 1,933,576
    158 Pine St., Providence, RI
    E. L Weed, designer; Mark is a "W" in a triangle
    circa 1930s, often seen on filigree
    bangles

    Source: 1931 Keystone, page 515

    W&SB
    W & S Blackinton & Company

    WEINBERG NY
    New York


    WMF (Wurttembergische Metal Fabrik) ostrich mark
    ("OX" is oxidized)
    Germany circa 1880-present
    Silver plated ware
    More information

    WEISS
    1942-1971
    Albert Weiss
    (See "Morning Glory Collects Weiss".)

    WIESNER
    New York



    GORHAM
    Made in Canada

    WHITING DAVIS
    Mesh bags and purses, jewelry

    WMCA
    White Metal Caster’s Association
    1930- ?


    William Comyns
    Popular Victorian English silversmith
    Circa 1890s

    William B. Kerr & Co.
    Newark, New Jersey
    1880s-1927
    bought out by Gorham

    WEBSTER CO.
    North Attleboro, Mass.
    1894-present



    MOE
    Jackie Weeks, contemporary bakelite jewelry

    W.E. Richards
    Company
    (AB Group)
    1900-present.
    William E. Richards
    In 1907, Richards sold his shares to Raymond Horton and C.A. Howard.
    May 2003- The AB Group, parent company of Legere, has announced the
    acquisition of the
    W.E. Richards Company
    (AB Group) 40 John Williams St, Attleboro,
    Massachusetts.
    Also listed in the 1915 Keystone and Rainwater.

    WIESNER
    New York

    HENRYK WINOGRAD
    After being born in Russia, Henryx
    Winograd studied in Poland and came to the US in 1973 and produced
    wonderful repoussé jewelry in sterling silver.

    WMCA
    White Metal Caster’s Association
    1930- ?

    YOSCA
    Contemporary




    ZENTALL
    possibly 1950’s

    ZENTALL
    (In one example, a paper and foil hang tag on a very simple pewter
    bracelet reads: "Robert Zentall, American Pewter. This jewelry is made
    of the finest quality, lead free American Pewter. It’s hand finished
    patina will be accentuated by wear.")

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