I am looking for maker/ jeweler I found his mark on sliver plated gold tremblant brooch.
Gold hallmark point that it comes from France 19th century.
But I cant find this Jeweler. Anybody any idea ?
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Tremblant Brooch
Re: Tremblant Brooch
It looks like a maker's mark attributed to Thomas Cléricetti who registered it from 1882 to 1893 in Paris.
Hope that helps!
Hope that helps!
Re: Tremblant Brooch
Hi thanks for nice tip!
I was looking for Mr Thomas Clericetti (timeline fits great) but I haven't found picture of his maker's mark, only thing I found is description of it . It say's that initials were T.C. indeed, but sign was 'une clé en sol' which means 'treble clef' . Can You let me now if YOu have any pictures of Mr T.C. maker's mark or were did You find info about him ?
Thank You for all Your help.
I was looking for Mr Thomas Clericetti (timeline fits great) but I haven't found picture of his maker's mark, only thing I found is description of it . It say's that initials were T.C. indeed, but sign was 'une clé en sol' which means 'treble clef' . Can You let me now if YOu have any pictures of Mr T.C. maker's mark or were did You find info about him ?
Thank You for all Your help.
Re: Tremblant Brooch
The image that I saw had a skeleton key in the center with T on the left side and C on the other. It was oriented with the length of the key running parallel with the longer length of the lozenge. I saw it in a quirky program I got a few years ago that is a hit or miss when trying to finding a mark but proved useful this time!
Hope that helps!
Hope that helps!
Re: Tremblant Brooch
Yes that is very helpful hint.
Hallmarks and period everything holds together.
Thank You very much for help.
Hallmarks and period everything holds together.
Thank You very much for help.