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Posted 9 years ago
fairviewgal
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This is the second Arts and Crafts ring that I purchased in Brimfield a couple of weeks ago. The design on the shoulders in pretty distinctive. I was wondering if anyone recognizes who made it, or at least the place of origin. Thanks
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Do you mean the Arts & Craft period? Ot that is was originally sold at an Arts & Crafts fair?
I would think this is Native American. Post in that category, too.
This almost looks like the famous Mexican artist and of course, his name escapes me right now! Senior moment again ;) He used to work for Coro, I do remember that...
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Arts and Crafts period! These double/split shanks are a clue.
Though it has a South American feeling, It is most probably European, but perhaps Jewels1900 will know more :-)
Kyratango, I was also thinking European. There's a Scandinavian feel to the silver work on the shoulders. But of course, silversmiths were influenced by work produced in other countries, so it could be from somewhere else.
I think european. Probably little later than other one. More in the style of, although kyra is right-on with the double shank.
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