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It's Lorelei Hamm, from NY City, I was told on a different forum, I guess. Thank you!

Last year I posted an inquiry in European jewelry, because Ms. H..... seems to have umlauts in her name, which I thought was maybe Lordi Hummer. You can see the pictures of that pair of earrings by doing an author search for me. But I found more of her stuff! And now it looks like Lorelei. The set ...

Hello - sorry for the big pix. I am still trying to correlate bytes to image size. Here they are small. Thank you.






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First, thank you, Mike, for pointing me in that direction. I am pretty sure it's LC-F, though.

Second, I am posting the new pint-size pictures that were too large before. Sorry, all.

http://www.lomlfoml.com/IMAGES/lc-fengland/MVC-064a.jpg
http://www.lomlfoml.com/IMAGES/lc-fengland/MVC-064F ...

I just got this bracelet also from a local dealer, who thought that the initials were LCT, with the T on its side. We were sure the other marks were English, and thought maybe Mr Tiffany's store in England had sold jewelry marked as such, you know, which he made whilst summering in his studio in the ...

I recently acquired two bracelets from a local New Jersey dealer. This is the American one (well, North American, presumably). Though the center part of the mark initially looked like initials with dots in between, or even 666, I am sure it says 999, having cleaned it up. The leaf appears to have an ...

Hello. Though I am not sure these are European, the umlaut over the last name's 2nd letter makes me think they are. Earrings purchased in the US at a local informal show, ie, a flea market. The mark is an LH in a triangle, the word Sterling, and then, a signature which appears to be Lordi Hu(umlaut ...