I've found that small brooch, marked for Birmingham 1911.
But I'm not able to make out the maker's mark. Who could help me, please?
Yours,
Luci
Birmingham brooch
Birmingham brooch
Hey, there!
I've found that small brooch, marked for Birmingham 1911.
But I'm not able to make out the maker's mark. Who could help me, please?
Yours,
Luci
I've found that small brooch, marked for Birmingham 1911.
But I'm not able to make out the maker's mark. Who could help me, please?
Yours,
Luci
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SteveDWollongong
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Re: Birmingham brooch
Hi Luci,
I believe the makers mark is J.R.E. This maker appears to have been a prolific "sweetheart" brooch manufacturer from the very end of the 19th C to the late 1910's as I have come across many examples. Infact, brooches are the only items I have seen by him/her.
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to establish the identity of J.R.E, but hopefully someone more learned will know.
Cheers,
Steve
I believe the makers mark is J.R.E. This maker appears to have been a prolific "sweetheart" brooch manufacturer from the very end of the 19th C to the late 1910's as I have come across many examples. Infact, brooches are the only items I have seen by him/her.
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to establish the identity of J.R.E, but hopefully someone more learned will know.
Cheers,
Steve
Re: Birmingham brooch
Thank you for your response! Another mystery has to be solved...