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    Posted 8 years ago

    pixie2127
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    My dad gave me these, he's been collecting antiques for as long as I can remember. Was wondering if anyone has seen anything like it. Their Chanel, I'm going to date them from the 50-60's.

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    1. Efesgirl Efesgirl, 8 years ago
      I'm doubt that these are genuine Chanel. The stamp is incomplete - goes right off the edges of the metal. The same stamp is pictured on this page:

      http://veryvintage.com/pages/dating-chanel-jewellery

      More info here:

      http://www.costumejewelrycollectors.com/2013/08/04/are-my-flea-market-find-chanel-earrings-real-or-fake/

      "Poorly Formed Marks – Molds for many counterfeits are made by pressing the back of the earring into molding material, a traditional technique used for manufacturing knockoffs. The result is either a mark that is very illegible when magnified, or one that is clearly misshaped, and sometimes both. Genuine Chanel marks are almost always very clearly legible when magnified."
    2. pixie2127, 8 years ago
      Hi Efesgirl,

      Thanks for the info. I'd see where the questions would come up. My father did know the owner of the earrings and she got them as part of a couture outfit from the Chanel collection in the 50's. I'm just trying to pin point a date on the earrings. Even though it is right her stamp was very clear on most of her pieces, in the early 50-60's she and her team would often make matching accessories that weren't mass produced, resulting in a more of a couture vibe.
    3. Efesgirl Efesgirl, 8 years ago
      Just out of curiosity, can you please edit your post and add a photo of the backside of these earrings? I'd like to see the clips.
    4. pixie2127, 8 years ago
      Just added it.

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