Jewelry

The 1928 trademark was granted in 1977 but was first used in commerce on May 5th, 1971. This mark expired April of 1998.

The THL trademark was granted in 1987 and is still in use. While the Arron group was a family business since the 1950’s, in 2017 the company sold to the Richline group.

While the Accessocraft trademark was granted in 1940 and was used throughout production on metal jewelry with some variations. So far I haven’t found details or dates.

This is a variation of the Accessocraft mark found on a 1960’s era Brooch.

The Alice Caviness mark was used from 1945 on. Yet the mark was not registered until 1974 by the Junquera Sales Co., Inc

The Amco jewelry mark was used from 1935 on. While documentation is hard to find there is some information on my Amco History page

Formed 1947 in Providence RI Barclay Jewelry began marking their jewelry in 1948. This mark was used until the company closed in 1957

A variation of this hallmark was first used in 1935 slight variations were used until 1962. While the company continued on it was renamed “Sunbell”

The sign post trademark was first used Jan. 1st, 1961 and is registered by the UAPTO under serial number 72137710.
Copper by Bellis a line of copper jewelry started in the early to mid 1960’s

This hallmark was registered as a trademark July 6th, 1948. but was first used in commerce on July 18th, 1947.

As with most vintage jewelry marks the copyright was added after 1955.

The BOGOFF mark was used throughout the company’s existence.

This mark was used from 1957 until the late 1980’s when the company closed.

This mark was used on a line by BSK to commemorate the 1960’s movie “My Fair Lady”.

This mark with the copyright symbol was used from 1955 on.

A family business in Tucson AZ owned by Carlos Diaz using this mark since 1958

This mark without the copyright symbol was first used in 1945. A fairly scarce mark made by Premier Jewelry Co., Inc. NY

The Coro mark in script printed on an angle was first used in 1919.This mark was used throughout Coro’s history with slight variations. The copyright on this mark places it after 1955..

The Coro Pegasus mark with the copyright symbol was used from 1955 into the 1960’s.

The Eisenberg Original jewelry mark was used by Eisenberg from 1938 until 1942.

This Eisenberg jewelry mark was used from 1943 until 1950.

The Eisenberg Ice mark in block style lettering was used by Eisenberg used on some pieces as early as 1941 until 1958

This Emmons mark with the copyright was used after 1955

The Florenza mark with the copyright was used after 1955 onward.

A trademark of the Givenchy line, the 4 G box has been used since 1950.

After 1955 Givenchy Jewelry added the copyright symbol to their hallmark with some pieces being dated as well.

Haskell began using this mark on the oval tag around 1950. When first used the mark was stamped from the back showing a reverse image on the back of the tag.

Miriam Haskell (tag reverse side) A change to the oval hang tag around 1979. After which the tags were smooth on the back.

This mark was first used in 1926, Hobé started using the copyright symbol in 1958.

Kramer used this mark along with Kramer of NY and simply Kramer from 1943 until roughly 1950.

The Leru mark was first used in 1956 into the 1960’s. The company closed sometime in the 1960’s,but and exact date isn’t known at this time.

This mark appears to have been used in the late 1980’s into the 90’s

Monet used this jewelry mark with the copyright from approximately 1956 into the 1970’s

Napier used this jewelry mark with the capitol “I” during the 1920’s and 1930’s

Renoir used this signature from 1946 until 1964, with and without the copyright seal. In general jewelry marks with out the copyright symbol were produced before 1955.

The Sarah Cov signature was first used in 1953 into the 1970’s

The Trifari mark with the crown along with the “Pat Pend” markwas used between 1940 and 1955

The Trifari mark with the crown and copyright symbol was used from 1955 into the 1970’s

A division of Coro, Vendôme was a high end line created in 1944. Vendôme jewelry used this mark without the copyright symbol until 1955

First used by Weiss in 1942 through the early 1950’s without the copyright symbol. After 1955 this mark would have the copyright symbol.

This WeissCo mark was first used in 1947 and predates the 1955 copyright symbol.

This mark was first used in 1951 without the copyright symbol. Weiss Jewelry with this mark and the copyright was produced after 1955.