***UNDER CONSTRUCTION, MORE IS COMING***
The following is a redacted list of trademarks for SOME jewelry companies with registered trademarks. MANY more companies registered trademarks.
*This information is from the 1950 Trade-Marks of the Jewelry and Kindred Trades book published by the Chilton Company Printing Division, Philadelphia, Pa. (pages 12 – 68). The Jewelers’ Circular-Keystone was responsible for the information compiled in the book. (This book was loaned to me by David Mayer owner of the Millsboro Bazaar in Millsboro Delaware. Thank you Dave. )
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Jewelry signed Alice was produced by this company. |
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Ann-vien is a rare signature. |
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The jewelry was marked Artel. |
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Jewelry was marked Atlas or Athenic Arts. |
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All of the shown marks were used for jewelry. |
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The signature is bergère with an accent over the second e. |
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The jewelry is signed BOGOFF in caps. |
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Boucher jewelry is signed as shown. The MB must have the helmet above. Companies other than Boucher marked jewelry with the letters MB and no helmet. (For example, the trademark for Maybaum Bros., Inc. is MB without the helmet.) |
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Carl-Art jewelry is often gold filled and/or sterling. |
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Some Castlecliff jewelry is also marked Sterling. |
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This is a very old company founded in 1892 and amazing it is still in business today! |
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Cini is well known for wonderful sterling silver jewelry and remains in business today. |
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Much of the jewelry produced by DeLizza and Elster was unmarked (including the famous Juliana jewelry). Some jewelry was marked with the customer's trademark including some jewelry for Weiss, Alice Caviness, Capri, Coro, Kramer, Karu, Carnegie and more. |
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"The company could not trademark the phrase Eisenberg Originals because the word originals was not unique to the Eisenberg company. In 1935, Sam Eisenberg created the name Eisenberg Ice to describe Eisenberg jewelry. The jewelry was marketed under this name for seven years before the name was officially trademarked in 1942." This is an excerpt from Collecting Costume Jewelry 101. |
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