Featured Maker's Mark Help for Cameo Slide Bracelet

Thought it would be easy to identify these slides since each of them is so clearly marked and the bracelet is fairly new (I think it's 1980s). Not having any luck so far. Does anyone recognize the archer mark?

 

Pretty!!!

 

Wow, I don't recognize the archer mark, but it's a fabulous bracelet!

 

Me neither, I've looked everywhere for it. And it is fabulous! 14k, wow!

 

@sassafras please let me know if you decide to put it up for sale!
This is gorgeous! Part of your 40lb haul?
If so, worth the whole tote price+!!

 

Thanks everyone! It will be going up for sale soon @antidiem. You can have first option before before I list it.

This one isn't from the 40 lb tote. Would love to find something like this in there though! I did pull out a bag this morning that had several Margarita Barrera belt buckles and an early Eric Beason necklace, so it looks like the tote is a winner already!

 

That's beautiful. I called my Aunt in Virginia. I thought I remembered her having a slide bracelet. She did but sold it. She said that her husband would buy her a slide once in a while with an archer on the back from an R. Glatter. I don't know if this would help or not but it is worth looking into I guess.

 

I did just find this link, but it's DH's computer and I didn't want to install the manual, so maybe check it out???? I saw NO red flags.....https://www.antique-jewelry-investor.com/archer-hallmark.html

 

You two are awesome! I followed the link that Aquai provided and in the comments they also say that the mark is for R. Glatter just like ulilwitch suggested. Appears that he used original Victorian cast molds for his slides. They also mentioned that they thought they purchased theirs in Atlanta, which is only a couple of hours away from us.

 

Thank you, it's gorgeous.