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Posted 11 years ago
kyratango
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Silver and garnet pin, stem in silver too.
3,3cm high, 3,1cm wide, 10,5cm with stem
Illegible hallmark on the stem, together with maker's mark GJ as sketched.
Update:
Seems to be the marks for silver, Glasgow 1903.
Thanks Lisa and Jean :-)
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Early GJ marks has the J going through the G. I don't think your drawing is not quite right. Sorry, can't be more help than that.
Beautiful design that's all about I can say.
Thanks Jewels and Agram for your advice! Still researching... :-)
http://www.silvercollection.it/englishsilvermarksXJGGG.html
http://chicagosilver.com/marks_master_list.htm
Thank you so much Roycroft for these links, will join to my existant list!!!
Found id on it for periodgems brooch! She would be happy :-)
Still not found my GJ...
Ohhh excitement.
It is American Indian I think!! I sent you two emails!! Check them out! XXOOXX
Thanks to the 9 who loved it :-)
Don, thank you so much for your research and pics! The initials/signature on the cuff is sooo similar! But on the pin, it is a pinch very tiny...
it does look slightly Jensenish and quite beautiful...sorry, I need to see marks to be helpful, its a failing, brain fail :/
Any idea for the mark on last pic?
Help! :-/
Sorry don't think I can help with that one either. Only thing that springs to mind is the script letter "I" stamp, a tax mark for old Dutch made silver. It is mark "J" on this page http://www.925-1000.dk/Fnetherlands_Date_Code.html
Thank you for your research! my first thoughts were for Scottish or Scandinavian due to the design.
The stamp JG doesn't look like a hallmark, rather a signature...
Still mysterious!
Thanks Elizabethan and BelleEpoque! Happy Thanksgiving!
Update ! Clear pics of unknown maker signature and mark...
HELP NEEDED :-)
I'm going to go with Georg Jensen, as it is the closest, and the official site says the hallmark was altered due to space limitations, making each hallmark unique.
http://www.illusionjewels.com/inv/GeorgJensensig.jpg
Thank you so much Katherine, I didn't saw this one in my searches :-)
Still not sure though...
Other Jensen GJ marks, not the same...
http://www.silvercollection.it/jensen.html
I know, there were whole reams of different marks for GJ, however, this one stood alone, and then I went to their official site and read that the hallmarks were altered at times to fit the space of the piece, which makes sense with your pin. So I thought I would offer it as a possibility. :)
If you look at the G and J in the name Georg Jensen in pic#2, strong resemblance.
http://www.925-1000.com/jensen_marks.html
The official site says there were often irregularities making each piece unique:
http://www.georgjensen.com/global/artdesign/the-mark-of-a-maker-the-georg-jensen-stamp
Thanks again Katherine, I think I'll try to e-mail them to ask their opinion :-)
That was going to be my suggestion, good luck! :)
Good eye, oldandsilly! :)
Still can't read it, lol, so it is Edinburgh thistle?
Thanks a lot for helping in my mystery solving oldandsilly and Katherine :-))
#6, 1935 was the G I saw similar, is that what you're referring to, oldandsilly?
Uuh! Still think it is entwined GJ, can't recognize any old English letters in it :-)
:-)
Hehe! I can't be against the Scottish thistle mark id, as I don't know it "in person", and it is very badly stroke! I believe you for it :-)
Thanks again for all efforts on my mystery :-))
http://gaukartifact.com/2013/03/11/silver-hallmarks-glasgow-scotland-1681-1964/ Hi kyra, another idea is could it represent the year it was made
Meaning the G :-)
Thank you so much, Jean!
It does look like the script of the G for Glasgow 1903!
Difficult to be sure though because it is partial as struck on the needle part, so I can't see the shape of the frame.
I will consider this case as SOLVED :-D
always good to solve the mystery -- plus the rest of use get to increase our knowledge banks -- classy looking hat or lapel pin
Yay! :)
So right Epson! :-)
Kath, YEAAAHHH!
Hi Eileen! Thanks for your lovely visit :-D