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Jewelry Marks & Identification Alphabetical order-Click images to view larger pictures: Here are some examples and information of jewelry listed on our site-marks of the same company may vary depending on the age of item. Do check back regularly, we are always adding information. Please feel free to contact me to add jewelry examples or information to this resource page, proper credit will be cited. |
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Vintage Costume Jewelry Examples We love vintage jewelry, and have created several pages for you to browse through to view items from specific time frames or designers. Enjoy! Items include those currently available and some previously sold. We apologize if a piece you like is no longer for sale. Do email me; I may be able to locate a similar item for you.
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Sources: Collector's Guides Costume Jewelry by Judith Miller-The Complete Visual Reference and Price Guide (DK Publishing, 2003)
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Beauties of Costume Jewelry- Identification & Values by Marcia "Sparkles"
Brown (Collector Books, Schroeder Publishing Co. Inc., 2002)
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Costume Jewelers-The Golden Age of Design by Joanne Dubbs Ball (Schiffer Publishing, 2nd Edition,1997)
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Beau Sterling Mark This company is one of the major U.S. manufacturers of silver jewelry. Established in 1946 after WWII in Providence, R.I. The company has operated ever since. Much of the Beaucraft silver jewelry dates from the 1950s and 1960s. Pieces are signed with the letter "B", "Beau", or "Beaucraft". |
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Danecraft Sterling Mark Established in 1939 by Victor Primavera, this company produces Sterling Silver and vermeil jewelry. The company is now known as the Felch-Wehr Company and markets under the name Danecraft. |
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Miriam Haskell Mark |
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Sterling by Jordan Mark
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