Gorham Manufacturing Company silver jewelry
Stunning rare brooch depicting a girl and grapes. Gold 14 carat, enamel. 1906. £ 330-365 CGPC. Gorham Manufacturing Company silver jewelry
Gorham Manufacturing Company silver jewelry
Founded in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1831 by Jabez Gorham, Gorham Manufacturing Company was the largest manufacturer of silverware in the United States in the 19th century. Chief designer William Christmas Godman (December 25, 1839 – December 7, 1921) released a line of jewelry made by hand. This jewellery combined free art-nouveau lines with the ornate decor in the spirit of the Arts and Crafts movement.
Traditionally, for creating their hand-hammered and handmade jewelry decorations masters used silver, partially covered with gold, and gold. Also, they used enamel with the inserts of natural and artificial gems – turquoise, amethyst, etc.
Belt buckle. Silver, partially covered with gold, marble turquoise. 1900. 5 cm. £ 330-365 CGPC
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Gorham Manufacturing Company silver jewelry
1930s Art Deco flower design Sterling Silver Brooch & Bracelet
Antique hand-hammered flower sterling silver cup
Exquisite handcrafted Art Nouveau Match Box Safe. Sterling Silver
Blue Stone Heart design sterling silver Pendant
Brooch in the form of two fish. Gold-plated silver, green enamel, artificial amethyst. 1900. £ 530-600 CGPC
Butterfly pendant
Cherry berries with leaves sterling silver earrings, Vintage 1940s
Egyptian motif Cleopatra profile sterling silver decorative plate
Evenings are brilliant with Gorham Sterling, vintage poster
Antique floral design sterling silver pin
Heart shaped ornate sterling silver jewelry box
Rare sterling silver four key clutch, floral motif, sterling silver
Rose heart design sterling silver pendant
Seagull sterling silver oval shaped pendant
Snail stick pin. Sterling silver, gold wash
Snowflake Christmas bracelet with charms. 1960-1970s. Sterling Silver 925
Unicorn pendant, sterling silver
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