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            Researching Costume Jewelry History, Companies and Signatures: Further Research Needed

            Published by Mark Lewis on August 24, 2019
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            RESEARCHING COSTUME JEWELRY
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            Due to the large volume of requests received, we are unable to answer individual questions about jewelry marks and signatures.

            Information and images contained in Researching Costume Jewelry (RCJ) were created by Illusion Jewels and are currently maintained and updated by Costume Jewelry Collectors Int’l (CJCI). Written permission by CJCI is needed to use any information obtained from RCJ in any other publication whether written or electronic.

            “c.” = “circa” = within ten years before or after a date.
            Dates given for each mark are for when that mark was first used, or when it was first seen in ads or articles.

            2.     Photo courtesy Roxy Richardson.

            3.    Handcrafter   Photo courtesy Roxy Richardson

            4.    New Pro  Photo courtesy Roxy Richardson

            5.    NF Sterling   Photo courtesy Roxy Richardson

            9.    CB   Photo courtesy Roxy Richardson

            10.    Skye   Photo courtesy Roxy Richardson

            11.    SY   Photo courtesy Roxy Richardson

            13.    Reeves  Photo courtesy ID: justabunchawildflowers

            14.    Tony Romolda   Photo courtesy ID: justabunchawildflowers

            19.    Comstock   Photo courtesy ID: justabunchawildflowers

            21.    Custom –found on a lovely dark AB necklace & earrings   Photo courtesy Photo courtesy Matt & Patti Ribarich

            22.    Brooks   Photo courtesy Glitz & Glitter Boutique.

            23.    Miraj Sterling   Photo courtesy Glitz & Glitter Boutique.

            26.    Geno    Photo courtesy Norma

            27.    Albert   Photo courtesy Cathy Gordon.

            28.    (possibly K.C. Jewelry Mfg., Tenafly, NJ?? On a more contemporary pin — by Beth Ann, ID: crazyintheattic

            29.    St. Tropez   drawing of mark by Roxy Richardson

            30.     — (RCJ)

            31.     — by Roxy Richardson

            33.     Don Nig ?  on earrings — by Roxy Richardson

            36.     DoSo  on necklace — by Nicole Goodwin    From Robin Deutsch – this is a German mark, probably a trademark, not the actual company name.) So the mark is still a mystery.

            37.     Barlet” or maybe Carlet” but the first three letters are very hard to make out. Next to the signature is a stamped hallmark and underneath reads “0926 MF Sterling”. Two of the charms are engraved “Mexico” with a tall cactus logo. — by Maggie Denmark

            39.      — by Roxy Richardson

            41.     “Ph Lucas” — by J. K. Schwartz

            42.     “D’Arne” on a goldtone brooch — by Lilly Vittetow

            43.     “C&R” on potmetal sash type brooch with large center stone — by Plenty O’Jewels.

            44.     “©CFW”

            47.    Essex   Photo courtesy Roxy Richardson

            50.     “Clements” Deco potmetal — by Linn Alber

            51.    Purchased pieces at KJL store on 5th Ave. 12-15 years ago   Photo courtesy Gail McGee

            52.    Sterling Celtic brooch — Iona is an island off the coast of Scotland, but don’t know who uses this mark.   Photo courtesy eclecticgramma.
            53.       KEET — On sterling brooch. Photo courtesy eclecticgramma.
            54.       McCain NY. Photo courtesy eclecticgramma.
            55.       Photo courtesy eclecticgramma.

            56.       MODELE Moulage Sterling. Photo courtesy eclecticgramma.
            57.      ” M ”   On pearls. Photo courtesy eclecticgramma.

            58.     Updated: OOOPS A (Oops-a-Daisy) Jewelry made of Non-precious Metals. Namely, necklaces, rings, pins and earrings. Information courtesy of Cheryl Breuer. Photo courtesy Jean Bertens.

            63.     Photo courtesy Myrna Seale.
            65.     Florida, F. E. Taylor, Handmade  Photo courtesy Linda Jo D. Mitchell.
            68.     Photo courtesy Lilly Vittetow.
            70.    on turquoise/Sterling watch band  Photo courtesy Lani Peterson.
            71.    on turquoise/Sterling watch band.  Photo courtesy Lani Peterson.
            72.    “R” Sterling  Photo courtesy Linda Jo D. Mitchell.
            73.      British Registered Design Mark, such as those more often seen on pottery than on jewelry. This is from 1883 on a small pin that I think is cut steel. Photo courtesy Linda Jo D. Mitchell.
            74.    Pamar  on pair vintage beaded earrings  Photo courtesy justabunchawildflowers.
            78.    Jay   Photo courtesy Nancy Hopper.

            79     found on vintage butterfly brooch.
              Photo courtesy Elisa DeCarlo.

            80.    Josane   on beautiful multi-colored rhinestone earrings  Photo courtesy Sally Notarius.

            82.    Agnew   Photo courtesy justabunchawildflowers.

            84.   both marks on same piece   Photo courtesy John Bene.

            85.    on dress clip Photo courtesy Cheri Van Hoover.

            86.    PJC on 1930’s dress clip Photo courtesy John Bene.

            88.    Amerique   Photo courtesy Gloria Barnhart.

            89.      Omar Originals  Photo courtesy Frank of IncredibleJewelry

            90.    K.J.   Photo courtesy RCJ

            91.    Bluette Made in France  Photo courtesy RCJ

            93.    ” CP ”  Photo courtesy .

            94    “Don Best, Jewelry Made in USA”   Photo courtesy Adrienne Shivers.

            95.    Encore   Photo courtesy Lyn Peightal.

            96.    Gils   Photo courtesy Lyn Peightal.

            98.     Mazzola  Photo courtesy justabunchawildflowers.

            103.     Artisan NY     Courtesy Karen Bird.
            104.     “HG ”     Courtesy Terri Rex.
            105.     Dionne     Courtesy Lyn Peightal.

            108.     Sterling Copper Merrifield Hand Made Canada
            110.    KR     Courtesy Shirley Hanick
            111.       Clarion   Courtesy Alice Leonard
            112.       C.Y.F.   Courtesy Evelyn Phillips

            113.       Lagon   Courtesy Diana Taylor

            114.       Regina   Courtesy Deb Schneider
            115.       Gray Kingsburg   Courtesy Deb Schneider;    Gray Kingsburg N.Y. – found on a Dress Clip with Chains and Dangly Metal Beads
              Courtesy Becky Sweet
            116.       Celeste   Courtesy RCJ
            117.       KJ with smaller NE   Courtesy Kristy Lee

            121.       Charlin– could this be Oscar Charlin?  Courtesy justabunchawildflowers
            122.       Chameleon  Courtesy justabunchawildflowers
            123.       Charles Jerome  Courtesy Sammie

            125.       RASCO  Courtesy justabunchawildflowers
            127.       REPLICA  Courtesy Lilly Vittetow

            129.       Marquise  Courtesy Mary Baker
            130.       © PAM  Courtesy eclecticgramma

            132.       Colco  Courtesy Linda Lange
            133.       Courtesy Nona Grampp

            134.       Courtesy Lilly Vittetow
            135.       “Rachel Australia” on a shell necklace — Courtesy RCJ
            136.       Meow — Courtesy Deb Schneider

            137.       Updated: Fish Enterprises. Manufacturers of maker of cloisonne and other fine enamel costume jewelry. Information courtesy of Cheryl Breuer. Image courtesy of Karen Thompson
            138.         De Clemente — Courtesy Lilly Vittetow

            140.               Both marks on a Sterling bracelet    Courtesy Barb Jackson

            141.          Dolsa – on a lamb charm bracelet     Courtesy Susan E. Singh

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