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Guglielmo Cini was trained as a young man in Florence, Italy before immigrating to the United States in 1922. He established a workshop in Boston until 1957 when he relocated to Laguna Beach, CA.   His early work is done primarily in Sterling while his later designs add rhinestones.  He ceased production in 1970.

(12231) Coro 1 1/2" Silvertone metal Leaves  $15.00

(12245) Coro 1 1/2" coral in goldtone metal frame with faux pearl accent.  $19.00

 (8824) Coro 5/8" Screwbacks-Great! $10.00

7119) 1" earrings are a silvertone metal with a white enamel on the front. The design is a oriental symbol which probably means good luck, as this was a popular motiff. These are signed Coro in script on each screwback.  $25.00

Actually began as a Dress company in 1914.  Large rhinestone dress clips were accessories to the dresses, and became such a hit that they were sold separately. Eisenberg began to market its jewelry around 1930. In 1958, Eisenberg began production of jewelry exclusively and abandoned its clothing line.  From 1973-74, Eisenberg created enameled artists pieces.  Eisenberg Original clips were produced from 1930-1945.  In the early forties a script E was used alone or along with Eisenberg Original.  Eisenberg Ice was used from the 40s on with most being rhodium plated. EISENBERG in block began in the 70s

Florenza was in operation from about 1937. Florenza operated under the name Dan Kasoff, Inc. as a manufacturing industry, and did not start marking its own production jewelry FLORENZA until 1950. Florenza went out of business in 1981.

Grosse Henkel & Grosse (Now called Grosse Jewels) 
of Pforzheim,  First organized in 1907 by Florntin Grosse (1878 - 1953) and Heinrich Henkel (1876 - 1941), and produced gold settings for the jewelry trade. After the First World War, the company reorganized under Grosse's sons Artur and Adalbert Grosse who have led it since the 1930s to supply a complete global market.  After Mitchel Maer, Henkel & Grosse was chosen to manufacture Christian Dior jewelry in 1955. From that time on, four collectors each year had to be created. Their Christian Dior collections are noted today by the quality created for"haute couture". The unique use of beautiful color juxtapositions were avante-grade for the time. Since 1958, Grosse has signed and dated each piece made, whether from the Grosse or the Dior collections. The early pieces from both ranges are highly collectable and very valuable. 

Stanley Hagler   1950s  until  1994 .  Mark Mercy joined the company as a contributing designer in 1979 and remained with the company until Mr. Hagler's death.   Vintage pieces along with contemporary pieces can and do have the Stanley Hagler N.Y.C. tags. In 1989 Ian St. Gielar joined the firm as a contributing designer and remained with the firm until 1993 as well. The name tags for the Stanley Hagler jewelry   read, Stanley Hagler N.Y.C. with the periods, no exceptions.   All jewelry bearing the tag Stanley Hagler N.Y.C with no period are from post 1996, after Stanley Hagler’s death designed by Ian Gielar

J.J. is the registered trademark of Jonette Jewelry Co. of East Providence, R.I. The company was founded about 1935 by Abraham Lisker as Providence Jewelry Co. and later changed names to Lisker & Lisker Inc. when Abraham's brother Nathan joined the company. The firm discontinued operations during WWII. After the war, Lisker restarted the company renaming the firm Johnette Jewelry Co. J.J. jewelry consists primarily of figural and novelty pins. Christmas pins are another J.J. specialty. J.J. jewelry is marked J.J. with a copyright symbol preceding the initials.

Krementz  Krementz and Company was founded in 1866. They originally manufactured mens jewelry, mainly collar buttons and cuff buttons and later tie clasps and cufflinks. The Krementz and Lester families each owned 50% of Krementz and Co. In 1936 the company split into two separate parts, with each family specializing. Lester & Co. took over manufacturing fine gold jewelry and Krementz & Co. made 10 karat and 14 karat gold jewelry their specialty. From the 1930's on Krementz became known for its gold overlay process which no other company was able to master as they did. In the 1930's when collar buttons were no longer in demand, they started making women's jewelry which did not become popular until the 1950's. Their 10 karat line which sold mainly in department stores is labeled "Diana." Their workmanship, design, and detailing are beautiful.

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Lisner and Company was founded in NYC in the early 1900's.