Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry
at the
ANTIQUE CONNECTION MALL
and on the internet since 1996
12815 Central NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87123  USA
~ Jane Haley Clarke, owner
Copyright 1994-2018 All rights Reserved ©

Welcome to the beauty, history and art that is vintage jewelry. We buy and sell vintage rhinestone, costume, designer, bakelite, and antique Georgian & Victorian jewelry, sterling, purses and accessories.
To be alerted when NEW ITEMS are added to the site, please e-mail jane@morninggloryantiques.com and we will be glad to add you to the contact list.
All jewelry is in excellent vintage condition unless specified otherwise.  All items are subject to prior sale.
We work constantly to offer extensive jewelry research, pictures and information on our reference site " Jewel Chat " and gallery " Morning Glory Collects ".  We share our reference material free of charge and work hard to make it accurate, but as with any research, mistakes can be made. We are not responsible for the use you make of the information here or the honest mistakes that may occur from time to time.
We do not offer identification, valuation or appraisal services. 

TO PURCHASE: You are on a reference page of Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry. Many of these items were photographed from private collections, and are for reference only, but you are always welcome to ask.
Jewelry that is available TO BUY can be accessed by clicking HERE.

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Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry presents
~
JEWEL CHAT
Costume Jewelry Magazine
 

Jewelry Patents
Coro
1901-1979

 

  Information about the jewelry companies comes from personal contacts, ads and materials, old versions of "The Keystone Jewelry Trade Book" and "American Jewelry Manufacturers" by Dorothy T. Rainwater.
 

G. VERRECCHIO, 1938
No. 110,296
brooch
Gene Verrecchio

CORO Duette rhinestone and enameled pin/clip.
Courtesy of Bobye Syverson

G. VERRECCHIO, 1938
No. 110,469
brooch
Gene Verrecchio

   BASKET brooch with rhinestones and black and red enameling.   View  #Y20309

Coro Designers:

Adolph Katz, design director
        Gene Verrecchio [Verri] ~1938 to late 1940
        Charles E. Pauzat ~1939-1940
        Oscar Placco ~1938-1945?
        Robert Geissman ~1938
Carol McDonald ~1940
Marion Weeber ~1940-1941
        Sidney Pearl ~1941
        Lester Gaba ~1941
        Victor di Mezza ~1950

Source: Brunalti's A Tribute to America

CORO- A. KATZ, 1939
No. 116,288
Bracelet
Adolph Katz

G. VERRECCHIO, 1939
No. 117,802
clip
Gene Verrecchio

   WHITE enamel flower fur clip with red and clear rhinestones, circa 1940.   View   #Y27305

ADOLPH KATZ, 1939
No. 118,121
clip
Adolph Katz

  CORO Day and Night brooch with brown enameling on gold tone and clear rhinestones.  View   View   View   #C20355

ADOLPH KATZ, 1940
No. 119,306
clip
Adolph Katz

ADOLPH KATZ, 1940
No. 119,307
clip
Adolph Katz

ADOLPH KATZ, 1940
No. 119,308
clip
Adolph Katz

ADOLPH KATZ, 1940
No. 119,309
clip
Adolph Katz

ADOLPH KATZ, 1940
No. 119,756
clip
Adolph Katz

ADOLPH KATZ, 1940
No. 120,024
brooch
Adolph Katz

G. VERRECCHIO, 1941
No. 125,646
brooch
Gene Verrecchio

G. VERRECCHIO, 1941
No. 125,649
brooch
Gene Verrecchio

C. McDONALD, 1940
No. 119,830
pin clip
Carol McDonald

G. VERRECCHIO, 1941
No. 125,647
brooch
Gene Verrecchio

  FLOWER brooch with pearlized flowers, enameled leaves and clear rhinestone accents.   View   #Y23497

G. VERRECCHIO, 1941
No. 125,648
brooch
Gene Verrecchio

  G. VERRECCHIO, 1941
No. 125,651
brooch
Gene Verrecchio

G. VERRECCHIO, 1941
No. 125,652
brooch
Gene Verrecchio

G. VERRECCHIO, 1941
No. 126,490
pin clip
Gene Verrecchio

ADOLPH KATZ, 1956
No. 177,837
pin clip
Adolph Katz

Coro and Trifari are responsible for almost half of all jewelry design patents up through the middle 1950's. Philippe for Trifari patents seem to disappear after about 1954, and Katz for Coro after 1965.

Jewelry Design Patents - (all approximations):
From 1858 - 1925               1,203 Jewelry Design Patents Granted
From  1925 - 1955                6,528 Jewelry Design Patents Granted
From 1955 - 1965                  450 Jewelry Design Patents Granted

As you can see from the following information, patents are still being granted but after 1965 the jewelry design patents from all the large manufacturer's all but disappeared.

All patents  - not just jewelry - (all approximations)
By 1971 there were approx.  220,000 design patents granted
By 2003                                470,000 design patents granted
By 1971                                3,600,000 utility patents granted
By 2003                                6,670,000 utility patents granted

 

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PLEASE NOTE: Regretfully, it is no longer possible to respond to individual questions regarding jewelry history, identification or value, or to offer written or verbal appraisals or opinions. The demand for this kind of information is absolutely too overwhelming for one dealer to fill. 
I love jewelry, but appraising and selling are two entirely different businesses, and I choose selling and research as my business.
Instead, articles are added on a regular basis to JEWEL CHAT on line Magazine, a wonderful reference for  information on many makers and styles of vintage jewelry. 
For information on valuing your jewelry, click HERE.