Comments on: Miriam Haskell http://ajraefieldsblog.com/miriam-haskell-2 Vintage Jewelry Fri, 21 Nov 2008 04:21:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: saundra http://ajraefieldsblog.com/miriam-haskell-2#comment-113 Mon, 04 Dec 2006 17:22:08 +0000 http://ajraefieldsblog.com/miriam-haskell-2#comment-113 According to my research in Deanna Cera, "The Jeweles of Miriam Haskell", the metal perforated back and cupped glass beads in item #1 are typical of early unsigned construction. I believe Item #3 is Haskell. They have that soft antique gold finish that is characteristic of Haskell. The beads should be fastened to the wire grate. I have seen that spring on the clips in other Haskell pieces illustrated in Cera's book mentioned above. I do not know about Item #2. According to my research in Deanna Cera, “The Jeweles of Miriam Haskell”, the metal perforated back and cupped glass beads in item #1 are typical of early unsigned construction.

I believe Item #3 is Haskell. They have that soft antique gold finish that is characteristic of Haskell. The beads should be fastened to the wire grate. I have seen that spring on the clips in other Haskell pieces illustrated in Cera’s book mentioned above.

I do not know about Item #2.

]]> by: Merry Rae Powers http://ajraefieldsblog.com/miriam-haskell-2#comment-12 Sat, 21 Oct 2006 01:42:23 +0000 http://ajraefieldsblog.com/miriam-haskell-2#comment-12 I think #1 is Haskell because the back of the pieces are just like early Haskell. But I doubt if the other two are Haskell. But I am no expert. Merry Rae I think #1 is Haskell because the back of the pieces are just like early Haskell. But I doubt if the other two are Haskell. But I am no expert.
Merry Rae

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