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Signed Catanzaro vintage silver jewelry

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Signed Catanzaro vintage silver jewelry

Sterling silver brooch by Jo. 1950s. Signed Catanzaro vintage silver jewelry

Signed Catanzaro vintage silver jewelry (1959-1980)
Josephine “Jo” Catanzaro (1913–1988) and her younger sister Antoinette “Toni” Catanzaro (1914–2003) grew up in Buffalo, New York. In the mid-1950s, they took a jewelry making course and opened a jewelry shop in their native Buffalo. It was there that they created unique modernist sterling silver jewelry, branding it with their names “Jo Catanzaro”, or “Toni Catanzaro”. Noteworthy, the sisters received many awards while participating in national jewelry exhibitions. Today, jewelry created by the Catanzaro sisters has a high collectible value.
Notably, they also sold glass, ceramics, textiles, and wood items in their “House of Crafts” gallery created by other American and foreign craftsmen.

Abstract design sterling silver brooch pin by Jo

Abstract design sterling silver brooch pin by Jo

Jo Catanzaro mark

Jo Catanzaro mark

Toni's mark

Toni’s mark

Modernist mid-century sterling silver brooch pin by Jo Catanzaro

Modernist mid-century sterling silver brooch pin by Jo Catanzaro

Dunbar Symbol by Jo Catanzaro

Boomerang shape sterling silver pin by Jo Catanzaro

Mid-century silver and brass modernist ring

Mid-century silver and brass modernist ring

Modernist sterling silver pin brooch by Jo Catanzaro

Modernist sterling silver pin brooch by Jo Catanzaro

Symbolic Dunbar design brooch pin by Jo Catanzaro

Symbolic boomerang design brooch pin by Jo Catanzaro

Boomerang shape sterling silver brooch pin by Jo Catanzaro

Boomerang shape sterling silver brooch pin by Jo Catanzaro

Hand hammered sterling silver modernist necklace by Toni

Hand hammered sterling silver modernist necklace by Toni

Maker's mark

Maker’s mark