MIRIAM HASKELL Costume JEWELRY

Haskell Soldered Oval Signature

Jewels of Yesteryear

MIRIAM HASKELL Costume JEWELRY

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Miriam Haskell, born 1899, began designing jewelry about 1924. In 1926 she opened her own shop, 'Le Bijou de l'Heure' in New York City in the McAlpin Hotel.
Her innovative pieces were hand made and sought after by many famous patrons of the time.
The first signature stamp appeared on her jewelry about 1948, in the shape of a horseshoe rainbow.
In the 1950's the oval stamp was designed.
To the trained eye, her vintage designs are easily recognized and widely sought after.
Her jewelry is classic and timeless. Ms. Haskell was known for using all kinds of medium, combining unlikely elements.
Her main collaborator and designer was Frank Hess.
In 1952 Ms. Haskell turned over the management of the company to her younger brother, Joseph Haskell. The company has changed hands but is still producing jewelry under the Haskell name.
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