Showing high quality reproductions of costume jewelry by well known makers. Nothing in this album is vintage unless is says that it is an old piece.
Date(s): March 7, 2006. Album by bobye syverson. Photos by Bobye. 1 - 126 of 126 Total. 32315 Visits.
1 The mark is Eisenberg Original 2½" tall
2 Mark is Eisenberg Original. 3" tall. This one just might be vintage
3 Boucher design, pictured on the cover of the Brunialti book. From the top of the tail plume to the tip of the bottom wing is 4"
4 Marked Eisenberg Original. Almost 3" tall
5 Sometimes shown upside down and called a "flower basket". Mark is Eisenberg Original 2½" tall
6 Grasshopper design by Boucher 4" tall
7 Very large. Mark is a scroll E, 4" tall
8 Eisenberg seldom did pieces with multi color rhinestones. Mark is a scroll E. 3" tall
9 Large flower. The mark is Coro 3" tall and across
10 Marked Eisenberg Original 4" tall
11 Bow pin. 3½" across. Marked Eisenberg Original
12 3¼" tall. Marked Eisenberg Original.
13 Nice color combination.2½" tall. Marked Eiseneberg Original
14 "Carved" leaves. 2¼" tall. Marked Eisenberg Original
15 "Carved" stones. 3¼" across. Marked Eisenberg Original, stamped in the metal
16 Ver large and made with several colors of stones. 4" tall. Marked Eisenberg Original
17 The vintage pieces in this design are a pair of mirror image clips in crystal stones. Marked with a scroll E. 3" tall
18 Red Hummingbird. 3" Marked Eisenberg Original
19 2½" across. Marked Eisenberg Original
20 2½" across. Unusual ruby and Montana blue baguettes. The round center is clear. Marked with a scroll E.
21 Repro bracelets are rare. This lovely one has the Eisenberg Original mark.Heavy and well made.
22 An enameled reproducton of the Kamke orchid
23 Another reproduction of the Ruth Kamke orchid
24 This one has been made in other colors also. 4½" tall. Marked Eisenberg Original.
25 This too has been made in other colors. 4½" tall. Marked Eisemberg Original
26 Made in layers. Very heavy. 4" tall. Marked Eisenberg Original
27 Very unusual and eye catching. 3" tall Marked Eisenberg Original
28 This one is huge! The yellow cabs are unfoiled. 4¼" across. Mark is a scroll E.
29 How frustrating! Those large oval stones are actually ruby ABs and the scanner did weird things to them. 4¼" across. Mark is a scroll E
30 The Ballerina 3" tall. Stamped just Eisenberg. Enamel is thicker than the old one.
31 The Vintage Eisenberg dancers are all sterling. This poor girl has lost most of her gold wash. These were done with several colors of stones.
32 There are not many repros with crystal stones. Almost 4" tall Mark is Eisenberg Original
33 The bead color is Tanzanite. Also made with amber color beads and "tummy" stone. From her raised arm to her tail is 4". Mark is Eisenberg Original
34 The genuine vintage Eisenberg Mermaid. Shown in a 1946 ad with amber beads and stone. Graciously shared by Cathy Gordon.
35 Hard to see, but these stones have a classic head as an intaglio. 3½" tall Mark is Eisenberg Original
36 The mark is Pennino. 4" across.
37 I know there is also a repro done in red. 4" tall. Mark is a scroll E.
38 The one with the crystal stones is old. It is pictured in the book Amazing Gems by Cera, which lists its date as 1940. Eisenberg Original is stamped on the back of the top crystal flower.
39 Who could miss seeing this? 4" tall. Mark is a scroll E.
40 Because of his cabochon back, he scanned at an angle. Mark is Kramer. From antenna to wing tip is 2¼"
41 A Fantasy Flower. 4¼" Nark is a scroll E.
42 Scroll E. 3¼" tall
43 This has been done in other colors of stones also. 3½" across. Marked Eisenberg Original
44 2 3/4" across. Mark is Eisenberg Original
45 Another big one. 4" tall. Mark is Eisenberg Original
46 An odd combination of stone colors. 2½" tall. Mark is a scroll E.
47 3½" across. Mark is Eisenberg Original
48 Mark is a scroll E. 3" tall
49 Eisenberg did many bow designs. 3½" across. Mark is Eisenberg Original
50 Another bow marked Eisenberg Original. 3½" across
51 Brillaint stones. 3" tall. Mark is Eisenberg Original
52 Another one in all crystal stones. Eisenberg Original. 3½"
53 This is not rhinestones. it was made to look like marcasites 3½'tall. Eisenberg Original
54 Odd stones with tiny inset crystals. Scroll E. mark. 2½" tall.
55 Larger torch is a Staret design. 3½" tall. No idea who made the smaller one. It is unmarked.
56 The vase is shiny gold. 3¼" tall. Eisenberg Original
57 This parrot design was never made by Eisenberg. 6½" tall. Pearl studded back. Eisenberg Original mark.
58 Another huge parrot, with crystal stones instead of red.
59 Back of the parrot with EO mark. NOT an Eisenberg design The plaque says Eisenberg Original
60 A Trifari design dragon that was mistakenly marked Boucher. The back is silver color. A little over 4".
61 This dragon replica is correctly marked Trifari. Notice it has gold feet.The back is also gold color.
62 Both of these are reproductions. No idea who made the one with blue stones. The old one is sterling with matching earrings.
63 Old Sterling Pin and earrings. The mark is Eisenberg Original. See next picture for the 1946 ad
64 Nice magazine ad, showing the previous pieces. I also have the scarf with the big red rose on it.
65 The old one like this is a pin/clip, is sterling with a gold wash, and slightly smaller. this mark is a scroll E. No longer available.
66 The pictures I have seen of the old one like this show crystal stones, and a smaller size. Mark Eisenberg Original
67 This big bow has been made in other colors. It is in a book, listed as vintage, and turns up on ebay identified the same way. The mark is Eisenberg Original
68 Butterfly with nice cabochons. It is marked Boucher.
69 This is all one piece, the owls are not removeable.Made by Gem Craft, the compzny owned by the designer of the original Coro "HootOwl" duettes.
70 Half of an old owl durete, with earrings. Made by Coro. The previous piece is NOT a reproduction. It is a re-make by the original designer.
71 Marked Staret, with "carved" leaves.
72 The piece in the center is the Torch dssign by Staret. The two bows are marked Eisenberg Original
73 These have been done in other colors also, and is as heavy as it looks. Marked Eisenberg Original
74 Back of my red stone piece. It looks as if the original of this one was a clip.
75 This is identical to the one with red stones. Courtesy of BaileysComet
76 Back of the piece with the blue and yellow stones.
77 Another big one. Over 4½". The mark is a scroll E.
78 This is an Eisenberg design, but they did not use this type of stones. marked Eisenbreg Original
79 Vintage ones like this have crystal stones. Mark is Eisenberg Original
80 Called a Fighting Fish, or a Blow Fish, or sometimes a Rock Fish. Originally made by Coro.
81 A genuine old CoroCraft Fish. When they are side by side, they look quite different. Thanks to Cathy Gordon for sharing.
82 A really cute jelly belly Peke. The mark is Trifari
83 These designs are from the Trifari Ming series. Large pieces
84 Marked Coro. 3½"
85 Double aqua feather. Also made with other colors of stonse. 4¼"
86 Marked Boucher. 3"
87 Rather an odd design. The metal is a rose gold color. Mark is Eisenberg Original. 2½'
88 What a shame this does not show up well! It is really lovely. 4" from beak to tail. Marked Corocraft. "carved" stones.
89 You will rarely see repros with crystal stones. 2¼" Mark is a scroll E.
90 The vintage pieces like this were made in various colors, and so are the repros.3½" tall. Marked Eisenberg Original
91 The vintage vase is sterling and was made in several colors. This one is shared by Sam (and Yvonne, I assume.)
92 Notice that the large stone in the vase is faceted, the repro is not.
93 One of the other colors. Vintage and sterling
94 The Trifari Lyre Bird.4¼" tall
95 I have the old one like this with red stones. It is sterling and slightly smaller. Marked Eisenberg Original
96 The one with the red stones is the genuine vintage Eisenberg Original. It is sterling with a gold wash.
97 The top covered wagon is the repro. Marked CoroCraft. The colors of enamel are actualy identical.
98 Unusual Carnelian color stones.Mark is Eisenberg Original
99 Pretty pin with aqua stones. Mark is Eisenberg Original
100 Frog on a Lily Pad design by Trifari. No mark on this one. It IS the reproduction The Lucite is clear, not pearly as this looks.
101 A very heavy bow. The only rhinestones on it are the very dark blue baguettes. The marcasite effect is part of the metal. 4½' Marked Eisenberg Original
102 The lovely old bow by Eisenberg. These are all rhinestones. Shown to us by Judy Miller "I'm a collector and collec..." View Comments...
103 Green and blue baguettes. 4" long. Mark Eisenberg Original
104 Shiny gold with ruby ABs. 2½" top to bottom. The mark is Eisenberg Ice 94. That was the mark used for the Classic Series produced by the Eisenberg Co. However, this was not one of that series.
105 3½" across. Gorgeous red stones. Mark is Eienberg Original
106 Round and mounded blue and crystal unfoiled stones. 2½" Mark is Eisenberg Original
107 Single feather in sapphire blue. Also made in other colors. 4¼" Mark is a scroll E
108 This huge piece has no mark, but I would assume it was an Eisenberg design. 4½"
109 Interesting triangle design. 3½" wide. Mark Eisenberg Original
110 Very odd color stones. Mark is scroll E. About 3½" tall
111 Mark is Eisenberg Original about 3½" tall
112 No mark but no question that it is an Eisenberg design. I have never seen it with enamel before. About 2"
113 Mark is Eisenberg Original. Slightly over4" tall $125
114 Mark is Eisenberg Original. 3" across. There are 2 of these $95 SOLD one. Only one left now.
115 Mark is a scroll E. 3½" across $95
116 Mark is Eisenberg Original. 3" tall 95
117 Marked Eisenberg Original. 3" tall
118 $95
119 The stones are ABs. 4½" acros. Mark is Eisenberg Original. Not for the timid to wear! $125
120 Another pesky mounded one. Mark is Eisenberg Original 3" $95
I have one of the original Eisenberg pin #65 on your site. Can you tell me any thing about it, and its worth? I have inherited a lot of vintage jewerly and know nothing about it. Thanks, June - June Skaggs, Sun, 8 Jun 2008 7:16PM
Absolutely a great resource. Thank you for helping all of us green horns. I really appreciate your sharing with everyone. I have learned so much from you in the short time I have been on JC and JR. Loretta - Loretta Rawlins | http://www.texas-jalapeno-shop.com, Wed, 24 Oct 2007 5:15PM
Hi Bobye - Great information! There is a seller on eBay selling most of the items I see here! And he lists them as original and for hundreds of dollars. Thanks for this - I wish everyone could see these and not get taken in! - Sandy Walker, Sat, 17 Mar 2007 12:48PM
THANK YOU FOR SUCH A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW. I HAVE SEVERAL PIECES OF WEISS AND LISNER I PURCHASED NEW IN THE EARLY 1960s AND SEVERAL EISENBERG PIECES PURCHASED RECENTLY. THIS HELPS ME BE AWARE OF WHAT I AM LOOKING AT FOR FUTURE PURCHASES. - PAT, Sun, 17 Dec 2006 2:11PM
Thanks you Bobye for sharing your site! I'm sure to use it quite a bit! You're an admirable woman with so much information!
Bobye - Thank you for sharing your amazing expertise with me! You are a true gem! - Kay Heino, Sun, 30 Jul 2006 11:20AM
Hi Bobye, That is such a terrific resource you have provided; many thanks. And it's so interesting. You have so many neat ImageEvent pages to share, it's a joy. Hugs, Nancy r in VT - Nancy Robinson, Tue, 11 Jul 2006 8:19PM
As the resident expert - your continued efforts not only on this image event, but in all aspects of jewelry identification is appreciated. You are one of the "best". - Geri Ramsier | www.vintagejewelrytreasures.com, Sun, 9 Jul 2006 11:36AM
Bobye~ You have enough for a book!! Very interesting & quite daunting to view~~Thank you so much for helping others to discern~an arduous journey in the vcj world. . . Annette - Annette , Tue, 14 Mar 2006 7:11AM
