Miriam haskell jewelry

Miriam Haskell was a 20th century American costume jewelry designer whose work complimented high fashion of the day. She opened her first jewelry store in New York City in 1926 and produced jewelry through the 1960s. Haskell's creative director, Frank Hess, is usually credited as her main designer. There is some eviden

History of Miriam Haskell the celebrated American jewellery designer, business woman, and costume jewelry pioneer.

Superb necklace and bracelet set in an eye-catching shade of blue. The bracelet is a double strand on a memory wire and the necklace is a double strand with hook clasp. This is one of the nicest sets by Haskell I've had the pleasure to offer. The set is hallmarked Miriam Haskell and condition is very good to excellent. The necklace is 18" long with a 2 3/4" drop and the bracelet is one-size-fits-all and 1 1/2" wide.

Group of Miriam Haskell Baroque Pearl Designs American, 1950s Antique gilt-metal findings, comprising a necklace of t... on Nov 16, 2006

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When I first became interested in cloisonné dragon beads, a beadcollector.net member observed that these beads showed up in costume jewelryattributed to Miriam Haskell Investigating further, I learned that Frank Hess was the head designer for the Miriam Haskell workshop after Miriam hired him in the late 1920s, and that Haskell jewelry prior to World War II was unsigned. However, in none of the books I had on hand could I find the slightest mention that this jewelry featuring “oriental”…

Lot 27: Vintage Imitation Baroque Pearl Bracelet, Miriam Haskell, designed as a fringe of imitation baroque pearls on braided gilded metal curb links, the clasp designed as a large imitation maybe pearl with imitation seed pearl and roses montees floral motifs, lg. 6 1/2 in., signed. www.skinnerinc.com

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Exquisite Miriam Haskell Vintage Necklace in Emerald Green and Coral. I'm guessing this is from the 1950s but it could be earlier.Ornate multi-cluster pendant is the focal point with big coral glass b...from

Miriam Haskell — Art, Illustration and Jewelry by DON CARNEY