Haskell or not, that is the question. TYIA

Hello,
Wondering if this necklace is Haskell as the hang tag suggests. I don’t know enough to call it one way or the other

Any help is very much appreciated

Have a great week

 

I don't know but if you look at the Haskell albums here you may find it:
https://imageevent.com/bluboi

 

Not impossible it is Haskell, it looks just like her style. Nice size baroque style pearl, asymmetrical design...the art glass beads look above average, no two the same. I realize her tags can be easily attached from one piece to the next, but this isn't such a high end piece that I question whether it would have been worth someone's trouble to go to great lengths to deceive. It's a pretty piece, and I think it could be MH.

MH had SO so many designs, many produced in kind of low numbers, that you may or may not find the exact one, but sure would be fun looking!

I guess I would ask myself where I got it as well. If it was 25 cents at a garage sale, probably good to go.

 

I bought it from another seller Neither her nor I would be pros at recognizing MH. I paid a reasonable amount for it so I am not out a lot whether it is or isn’t. I was just hoping someone here might see something and be able to say more definitively.

I will look through the link and see what I can find!!
Thank you so much

 

Looks like something she'd have done. I'm no expert either, but she's famous for doing wired-together beady pendants like that.

 

I thought the question was about this guy:


Most expensive piece of jewelry I ever sold was Miriam Haskell.

 

Eddie!

 

Oooh! Pics, please

 

I'll assume you're asking for the Miriam piece, about 2" long.:

 

Beautiful!!! In the suffragette colors too

 

A luscious stunning brooch, Moreother.

 

In America, the suffragette colors generally used were white, purple, and yellow/gold.

Suffrage Colors Explained - Better Days Curriculum (utahwomenshistory.org)

 

Oh! I thought it was pearl, purple and green. Ty

 

The suffragette colors in the UK were Green, White, and Violet... Give Women the Vote.

 

In the USA I was told the American movement used blue and gold/yellow. People don't know the cobalt and yellow here though as often as not.

 

That’s a new one to me gonna research that a bit. Ty

 

Like I said!

 

The Many "Official" Colors of the Suffragette Movement

Apparently, a group in New York used blue and yellow for a time.

The purple, white, and gold was used by the National Women's Party in the US.

 

I didn't realize the blue/gold was that regional. Should have known.