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Peggy Ackerly
(Marget Adeline Phillips Ackerly)
(1921-2011)
Atlanta, GA
active with this conjoined "MA" mark beginning in 1968
jeweler - apprentice, later assistant to Sam Kramer in New York from 1943 to 1964
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Helen Scheier Adelman
(1909-1999) active c.1958-c.1975
Newton & Brookfield, CT
jewelry and mobiles, member of Silvermine Guild, operated "Studio Two", a gallery in Newton, work illustrated in "Handwrought Jewelry" by Lois E.Franke (1962)
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Allan Adler
(1916-2003)
Los Angeles, CA
active from c.1938
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Vera Allison
(1902-1993)
San Francisco, CA
active 1950s/70s, founding member Metal Arts Guild, SF
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Otto R. Bade
(b.1921)
Floral Park, NY & New Hope, PA
active 1958-1971, Orb Silversmithy was the successor to Frank Rebajes, modernist sterling jewelry, many Rebajes designs.
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Mildred Lee Ball
(1902-1997)
Winston-Salem, NC
enamelist & jeweler, exhibited at the the Walker Art Center in 1955, work illustrated in "Handwrought Jewelry" by Lois E.Franke (1962)
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Ward Bennett
(1917-2003)
New York, NY
active 1940s/80s, jeweler, exhibited in the seminal show "Modern Handmade Jewelry" (1946) at MOMA, interior designer and important industrial designer
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Bernard Bernstein
(b.1928)
New York, NY
silversmith & jeweler, active from 1950s, studied under Hans Christensen, taught at City College of New York from 1962 to 1986, teacher at 92nd Street Y 1987-present
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Ruth Berridge
(1921-2004)
New York, NY
active 1950s/70s, noted for kinetic mobile jewelry
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Fridl M. Blumenthal
(1905-1998)
Chicago, IL
German emigre, active 1940s-1990s, studied with Anna Halasi, created handwrought sterling jewelry for George Jensen USA in the 1950s
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Douglas Boyd
(1901-1972)
Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada
silversmith, holloware & flatware, founding member of the Ontario Metal Arts Guild
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Merle N. Boyer
(1920-2009)
Honolulu, Hawaii
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Jules Brenner
(1917-1991)
New York, NY & Provincetown, RI
active 1950s/60s
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Ed Brickman
(1925-2014)
New York, NY & Longboat Key, Fl
active 1950s/2000s, handwrought jewelry
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George Brooks
(b.1925)
Montreal, Canada & Santa Barbara, CA
active from c1948, handwrought jewelry, apprenticed at Henry Birks & Son and later with Georges Delrue, relocated to California in 1962
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John Bryan
(1897-1982)
Asheville, NC
active 1950s/60s
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