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Information about the jewelry companies comes from personal contacts and |
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W.H. STAART, 1900 |
F. McCUTCHEN & J.J. MOSSOP, 1900 No 32,649 scarf pin Frank McCutchen & John J. Mossop |
A.A. GREENE, 1900 No 32,807 ornamental vest chain Augustus A. Greene |
F.E. BLISS, 1900 |
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L.D. FRENOT, 1902 |
M. WICKHAM VON KOPPEN, 1902 No. 36,174 pin Madge Wickham Von Koppen |
F.M. WELCH, 1903 No. 36,582 Head for fobs, brooches, pins or similar articles Frank M. Welch |
S.A. KELLER, 1903 |
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W. TURTON, 1904 |
C.S. HURD, 1906 No. 37,767 bracelet Charles S. Hurd |
A.V. LAMBERT, 1906 No. 38,381 bracelet August V. Lambert |
J.E. De WYNGAERT, 1907 |
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J.A. Fuller, 1906 |
S.B. KENT, 1908 |
M. Schiff, 1908 |
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KOLLMAR, 1908 |
WIDE gold tone bangle with lion face, a common motif for the time. Similar lion faces can be found on bangles, lockets, watch fobs and brooches. Courtesy of Pat Seal |
S.O. BIGNEY, 1910 No. 40,873 Locket and vinaigrette Inventor: Sidney O. Bigney |
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Possibly: Kollmar, Rauch & Co. Inc |
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C. Strauss, 1914 |
H. Brassler, 1914 |
H. Brassler, 1915 |
GUINIS, 1915 |
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J.P. HARTNET, 1921 |
J.P. HARTNET, 1921 No. 57,970 |
J.P. HARTNET, 1921 No. 57,971 |
J.P. HARTNET, 1921 |
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H.A. STAUB, 1925 |
J. BERLINGER, 1924 No. 70,209 wedding ring Jacob Berlinger |
F.A. BALLOU, 1927 No. 1,660,215 Shoe strap Frederick A. Ballou |
BLESER, 1929 |
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I.L. RICE, 1929 |
G. CANDAS, 1930 No. 1,798,867 brooch Gaston Candas |
E.A. PHINNEY, 1931 No. 1,852,188 brooch or clasp Elisha A. Phinney |
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E.L.WEED |
E.L. WEED, 1931 |
WEED E.L. |
E.L.WEED Deco silver |
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E. STEINER, 1934 |
G. O. POLLACK, 1934 No. 94,438 combination pin and double safety guard Joseph O. Pollack |
R. DeROSA, 1935 No. 2,028,593 ornament Ralph De Rosa |
BUTTERFLY pin… |
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G.K. LOWE, 1935 We have had several bracelets using this
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TORCH BRACELET gold plated metal hinged bangle bracelet with clear rhinestone and silver torches applied on three sides, 7-1/8" by 1-5/8" in the front and 1" at the back. It is marked on the inside "PAT 1994826" and has the letter R in a square mark, the meaning of which is unknown. It is hinged in two places and it is in excellent vintage condition. GK Lowe applied for this patent in November of 1934 and I imagine this bracelet was made about that same time. Miriam Haskell also used this same base bangle in some of her bracelets, and this is one of them HERE, shown for reference only. This would also have been used by other jewelry companies, so I am not saying that I think it is by Haskell, it isn’t. It is a comfortable and versatile style, and a very unusual piece. View View View View View View View View View View View View #Y42348 |
S.O. BIGNEY, 1936 No. 98,910 Bracelet Sidney O. Bigney
S. O. Bigney & Co. |
P. Manickas, 1937
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E. PENNINO, 1937 |
G.A.J. BEZAULT, 1938 No. 114,055 Clip Georges Albert Julian Bezault |
F.E. FARNHAM , 1937 No. 2,066,969 Safety catch for pins and the method of making the same. |
I. Z. JOYCE, 1939 |
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R.K. CARACENA, 1939 No. 2,161,506 Leather Jewelry Ray K. Caracena |
A.H. Metcalf, 1946 No. 2,582,878 Bracelet and clasp Alpha H. Metcalf |
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Jewelry patents reference list
Patents, 1868-75
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