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Not very helpful, but here’s some info. (You’ll have to scroll way down.)
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Researching Costume Jewelry History, Companies and Signatures – “T”
Costume Jewelry Collectors Int’l is pleased to host RESEARCHING COSTUME JEWELRY originally created and published by Dotty Stringfield on IllusionJewels.com Jewelry History – Jewelry Research – […]
www.costumejewelrycollectors.com
Not very helpful, but here’s some info. (You’ll have to scroll way down.)
Ahh, this is better!
Researching Costume Jewelry History, Companies and Signatures – “T”
Costume Jewelry Collectors Int’l is pleased to host RESEARCHING COSTUME JEWELRY originally created and published by Dotty Stringfield on IllusionJewels.com Jewelry History – Jewelry Research – […]
Thank you so much!!! Does anyone have an idea what these pieces are??
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Well, you’ve only shown us one of them. It might help if we could see a few more, and especially if we could see the backs.
But - are most of these “things” singles, or are some in pairs?
My best guess is that there’s a clip or something missing from the straight bar across the top, and that we’re looking at a vintage shoe, sweater, or dress clip, or a clip that might have been used with a stole. Another possibility is that this was some sort of decorative fob that would have been attacked to the end of a ribbon or a piece of leather, maybe for use as a tie belt, or even a useful item like a bookmark or bell cord? But that’s a flat-out guess. I’m hoping somebody else will chime in.
Bell cord… chime… get it? (Sorry ‘bout that!)
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Look at the back views of these pieces - then imagine a clip on that plain bar on your piece.
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But - are most of these “things” singles, or are some in pairs?
My best guess is that there’s a clip or something missing from the straight bar across the top, and that we’re looking at a vintage shoe, sweater, or dress clip, or a clip that might have been used with a stole. Another possibility is that this was some sort of decorative fob that would have been attacked to the end of a ribbon or a piece of leather, maybe for use as a tie belt, or even a useful item like a bookmark or bell cord? But that’s a flat-out guess. I’m hoping somebody else will chime in.
Bell cord… chime… get it? (Sorry ‘bout that!)
Rhodium Plated Rhinestone Flower Dress Clip Vintage
Floral Jewelry - This is a large rhodium plated flower dress or fur clip encrusted with clear rhinestones. It is 3" by 2", clip is tight and works properly.
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1950s Sweater Clips - Etsy
Check out our 1950s sweater clips selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our sweater clips shops.
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Look at the back views of these pieces - then imagine a clip on that plain bar on your piece.
Vintage Retro Multicolor Rhinestones Dress Clip - Etsy
Beautiful Multicolor Rhinestones Dress Clip is a cheerful rainbow that will add glamour to your dress or blouse. Made of 13 faceted rhinestones set into a sturdy backing to hold it in place. It measures 4.5 long by 3.5 wide. The clip is unbranded. It appears to be from the 1960s. Comes in a gift
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Find the perfect handmade gift, vintage & on-trend clothes, unique jewelry, and more… lots more.
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This item is unavailable - Etsy
Find the perfect handmade gift, vintage & on-trend clothes, unique jewelry, and more… lots more.
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