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Morning Glory Collects…
things we love to buy, wear and share
DENICOLA JEWELRY
1957-1970
Founded in the 1950s by Jerry DeNicola, his early line called "The Real
Look" was comprised of costume jewelry meant to look like fine
jewelry. Some of their well known pieces are the poured glass styles,
the zodiac line, and the frogs. DeNicola at it’s best is well designed and detailed, whimsical
and unusual.
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DeNICOLA regal gold tone brooch with clear rhinestones and artificial
pearls.
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#X3610 |
DeNICOLA real seashell pin with clear rhinestones set in gold tone, 2-1/3".
This brooch is a real treasure from the sea circa 1960.
View #X24140 |
DENICOLA 2"
artificial pearls and clear rhinestones set in gold tone brooch.
View #X24838 |
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DeNICOLA
transparent blue pink and green poured cells in a gold plated setting.
It is a signed "DeNicola, pat pend" on the back and it is a 2" domed brooch,
late 1950s. In a vintage Hattie Carnegie ad for this same cell I
saw these called "molded multi-colored stones".
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HATTIE CARNEGIE rose, blue and green poured glass
and clear rhinestones set in gold tone back-hinged 7" by 1-1/4"
bracelet and 1" earrings. Both bracelet and earrings marked on the
back "Hattie Carnegie". This is not a DeNicola set,
but it’s amazingly similar to them. #C25032 |
DeNICOLA blue and green
poured cells accented with clear rhinestones brooch. Chanel also did a very
similar piece. This is signed DeNicola" on the back made in the
late 1950s.
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#X21054
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DENICOLA pink
and green poured glass brooch with pendant hook, 2-1/2". This is
signed "DeNicola" on the back.
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DENICOLA spectacular brooch with poured transparent pink and green cells, 2 3/4" wide by
2-5/16". Not only are the colors absolutely beautiful, but the brooch is a
good size too at 2-3/4" by 2-5/6". In a vintage Hattie Carnegie ad for
this same style of cell I saw them called "molded multi-colored stones". I
have seen these incorrectly called "gripoix", too, but that is not what
they are. It is an amazing and beautiful brooch no matter
what you call it, made in the late 1950s and not an easy brooch to find.
View #X24784
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DENICOLA poured glass earrings with rose, green and blue and clear
rhinestone accents, all set in gold tone. These are 1-1/8" clip backs and
are in excellent condition.
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#X39627
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POURED glass brooches by
DeNicola and Carnegie. #X24784 |
POURED glass brooches and
necklace by DeNicola and Carnegie. #X24784 |
DENICOLA poured glass green and blue set in silver tone brooch, 2-1/4".
View #X29909 |
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DENICOLA red,
blue and green enamel on gold tone brooch, 2-1/4".
View #X24956 |
DENICOLA amber colored poured glass brooch set in gold tone open backed
setting, marked on the back, "DeNicola Pat Pend" on two oval plaques, 2".
View #X34803 |
DeNICOLA mosaic center with rhinestone and tiger stripe cabochons
2-1/2" brooch.
View #X23991 |
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DeNICOLA bug pin
with moveable wings, 1-1/2".
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DENICOLA genuine
seashell brooch with clear rhinestones set in gold tone, 2-1/3".
This brooch is a real treasure from the sea circa 1960.
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DENICOLA fly or bug brooch with red rhinestones and green rhinestone
eyes set in a lovely textured gold tone metal, signed on the back "Hattie
Carnegie" with the copyright mark, it is 1-5/8" by 1-1/2". This little
insect has wings that move up and down and it is in excellent vintage
condition.
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DENICOLA
painted mermaid ornament that is hand signed and dated 1990.
This is 4" by 3-1/3". It doesn’t seem as heavy as plaster, but heavier
than paper mache too, so I am not sure what the material is. This can
not have been made by the jewelry company of this same name because that
company closed in 1970, but it is a wonderful fantasy piece shown here just
for fun.
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DeNICOLA blue
enameled and rhinestone pocket watch 1-1/2" pins, set of two.
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DENICOLA
painted angel face ornament that is signed by hand and dated
1990. This is 3-1/3" by 3-1/3". It doesn’t seem as heavy as
plaster, but heavier than paper mache too, so I am not sure what the
material is. She has the lovely 1920s era bow-shaped lips of Clara
Bow! This can not have been made by the jewelry company of this same
name because that company closed in 1970, but it is a wonderful fantasy
piece.
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