Trying to ID vintage Zodiac charms long necklace, P Star mark

I am trying to ID the maker of this very long, vintage, gold-tone chain with medallions or charms for each zodiac sign alternating with textured ball beads. Only one charm has a mark on the back and I have photo'd that, below. It's fancy P in a star with breaks between the points.

I could not find a maker on CJCI marks page here costumejewelrycollectors.com/vintage-costume-jewelry-research. Does anyone know of another site with a good list of CJ marks?

Does anyone know the maker? Or know of any more sites with a costume/silver/or NA jewelry makers' marks?

Thanks!

 

Are you sure that's a necklace? You haven't posted a photograph of the full piece but it looks like the type of hip belt that was popular in the 1970s (in which case you'd be looking for an accessory manufacturer.)

Debora

 

Long shot, but try Patti Horn.

 

Very pretty.

 

Agree.

 

Zodiac symbols. What could be more 1970s?

Debora

 

Here are two resources for researching trademarks.

https://trademarks.justia.com/869/58/ysiop-86958925.html

https://www.uspto.gov/trademarks/search

Debora

 

I'd agree on belt.

 

Hi, this is definitely a necklace at 54" with NO clasp. I looked at Patti Horn jewelry matches on Etsy and many are made of horn. On other sites I found gold-tone satin finish pieces with a P.H. mark and another had Patty Horn with a small closed star. Is that the maker you meant, @Debora? I'm afraid it's not a match, yet.
I'll look at the tips for ID marks later when I get out of work. Thanks!

 

I can't figure out how to use the USPTO.gov trademark search. Does anyone have tips for a total newbie?

Found a few more sites with lists of jewelry mfgrs. marks but none cover the P in Star mark or the other "terminal" or dangle mark I found on a sterling pendant so I'll submit that to the group in a separate message. We so often lament the lack of a maker's mark on a piece that when we find one but can't identify it the situation is doubly frustrating!

 

This takes you where you need to go on uspto.gov to do a search.

https://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=searchss&state=4808:v8ihh4.1.1

Debora

 

I saw that,@Debora, but it stated I need to know the Design Search Code first. So, for a trademark with a star and a P, I used other pages to find 01.01 for a single star. But on the linked page called "Word and/or Design Mark Search", I couldn't find a place to enter the 01.01. So, instead, I entered "Star" in the first search field and "P" in the next. I left "ALL" in place for the two "field" boxes and clicked on the boolean operator "And". I got 6310 matches and there were no images of the marks. To see an image, you have to click on the trademark serial #, one at a time. Maybe I'm using this wrong but I can't see the images so this isn't providing answers. I appreciate your help. Just seems to be beyond my ken.