Featured Anyone Recognize This Dangle - Costume Jewelry Necklace

I looked in the references for researching dangles for costume jewelry that I have gotten from the members, and the closest I came was a similar shape attributed to Schiaparelli. Vintage Necklace Ends, Dangles, Clasps and Hooks - costumejewelrycollectors.com I figured this is Schiaparelli knock off. No other marks. Any suggestions?

 

Very pretty.

 

I've got that somewhere in the Hoard. No clue who made it.

 

You’re a big help LOL

 

Thank you. I’m adding it to my travel jewelry. If I ever get to travel again.

 

Did you try here?
https://imageevent.com/flippingtreasures/identifieddangles

 

First thing. Not there. Thank you.

 

I get such a Miriam Haskell vibe from that. But I guess all of her's are signed?

 

Thanks so much for looking at this. I will look up her work.

 

The early pieces were unsigned per the reference you gave me. But it looks like the dangle that was used was paper. So it's probably unlikely it was her piece, but thanks for the excellent thought.
HASKELL, MIRIAM — 1926-present

• No jewelry marked with permanent signature from 1926 through c. 1947. Irregular use of signature application from c. 1947-1949.
• Mark: Black and gold paper hangtag used during unsigned period, though dates of use have not been identified. Example is from WWII-era.
• Mark: Miriam Haskell impressed, round mark, 1947-1949 Courtesy The Collecting Miriam Haskell Group
• Mark: Haskell horseshoe plaque is earliest signature, used mainly 1948-1950, but still in company inventory today
• Mark: Oval hang-tag with stamping showing through to the backside, use began around 1950-1951
• Mark: Oval plaque soldered to filigree, still in use today
• Mark: Miriam Haskell impressed Courtesy Sheri Weiss of Collecting Miriam Haskell Group
• Mark: Raised stamped signature used on necklace and bracelet clasps; indented stamped signature — rare.
• Mark: Seen on earrings
  Mark: On earrings
• Mark: Contemporary mark with number for Limited Ed. series
• Mark: Dove was used into the 1970’s as a clasp and as decoration on pins. Back
• Turtle was also used as a clasp
• Beginning around 1979 the oval hang-tags were flat on the back

 

EXCELLENT close-up photos, guys & girls!

 

Thank you. I use a magnifying app that is on my iphone I especially like the app that also has a light, so you can get nice detail.