Silver Bookmarks

This bookmark was made in Portugal. It is either gold plated or gold washed over silver. It has enamel and gold filigree work on the top. Date of manufacture is unknown.

This bookmark is probably fairly recent. It's probably a copy of an older piece. The manufacturer and date is unknown. It is only marked 925. It looks like the figure of Tinker Bell.

This bookmark was made in the US by The Robbins Co. for the Boy Scouts of America. The top has the fleur de lis Boy Scouts symbol surrounded by the words "Boy Scouts of America National Council New York City". The card that it came with says "Tis but a simple marker, Yet your place t'will always keep, And show the place where you left off When you .......... dozed .... off ....... to ...... sleep." The date is 1950 - 1960.

This bookmark was made at the Gebruder Schmidt factory in Oberstein, Germany. Thank you to @Lsmayergal (The World of LS Mayer) on Instagram and Facebook for the identification and dating of this piece. It has two crossed golf clubs with an agate marble between them on the top.

This bookmark was made in London, England by Ly & Co. in 1987 and is marked as such. It is a figural of a Celtic Liberty Heart.

This bookmark was made in the US by J. F. Fradley & Co. It is marked "Nancy Sikes", the manufacturers hallmark, Sterling, number 1863 and number 11. It is in the shape of a woman with the smaller blade as the sleeve of the woman's dress. This is part of a series of bookmarks from Dickens novels. The date is 1890 - 1936.

This bookmark was made in the US by an unknown manufacturer. It is marked sterling on the back. The top is a flowery Art Nouveau design with the top smaller blade in the shape of a leaf.

This bookmark was made in Europe around the turn of the 20th century. It is silver plate with a bronze medallion of a cherub. Attached to the top is a yellow-green silk ribbon with three brass and enamel charms attached. The cross, heart and anchor represent faith, hope and charity.