Silver Bookmarks

This bookmark was made in Europe. It is made of brass and enamel and has a blue ribbon between the two pieces. The shape is a daisy flower.

This bookmark is made in Japan between 1890 - 1910. It is made of brass, copper and bronze with a picture of bird on a twig eying a fly on the smaller blade and engraved leaves on the larger blade. This is similar to numbers 164 and 165.

This bookmark is made in Denmark by Georg Jensen. It has the makers mark which was used after 1945. It is marked Sterling and is stamped with the number 52.

This bookmark was made in Europe and was imported to London in 1979. The hallmarks are AB, the 1975 and greater London import mark and the date letter E for 1979. It is a long and thin piece with a fancy motif on the top.

This bookmark was made in the US byF.A. Hermann Co. It has a hallmark on the back along with the word sterling. The top and the inner blade are finished in white enamel with flowers. The date is 1900 - 1910.

This bookmark depicts the busts of King Edward VII and his wife in 1901 for his coronation. It is hallmarked for Birmingham England, 1901.

This bookmark was made in the US by an unknown manufacturer. It is marked sterling. It is a multi-page bookmark with three charms attached to ribbons. The charms are a cross, an anchor and a heart representing faith, hope and charity. The top is a piece of silver with the letters "i h s". This bookmark was sold in the 1901 Daniel Low & Co. Silver Catalog. The date is 1900 - 1910.

This bookmark was made in the US by J. F. Fradley & Co., a small New York silver manufacturer in business from 1870 - 1936. It is in the shape of a man sweeping a broom. It is marked Sterling 1863 and 37. Also inscribed on the back is 'Poor Jo'". Date is 1890 - 1936."