Rare Vintage 2 " Signed/Numbered Boucher Enamel Rhinestone Peacock Brooch Pin A18
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:561991 | Featured Refinements: Signed Pin |
| Metal: Gold Plated | Material: Enamel |
| Brand: Boucher | Main Stone: Rhinestone |
| Type: Brooch |
Rare Vintage 2" Signed/Numbered Boucher Goldtone Enamel Rhinestone Peacock Brooch Pin A18Excellent condition - Rare and CollectiblePlease view pictures before bidding. Thank you for shopping!
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Boucher Jewelry History
1965 - 1972
Marcel Boucher designed jewelry for Mazer Bros. in the early 1930s. He established his own company, Marcel Boucher and Cie Company, in 1937. The company became a subsidiary of Dovorn Industries, a watch manufacterer, in 1972. Marcel Boucher died in 1965. Sandra Boucher, his wife, ran the company until 1972. Boucher jewelry is usually signed and carries an inventory number. Early marks are "Marboux" or "MB" in a cartouche. Later marks are "Marcel Boucher" and "Boucher". Marcel Boucher jewelry is "high-end" and can be tough to tell from the "real thing". Numbers on Boucher pieces are inventory/style numbers. Though the numbers are a clue to age, the style may have been designed, numbered, and yet not actually produced until much later. Additionally, some styles had more than one production run. Overall construction should also be taken into account when dating pieces.Signatures:
MB Sterling - 1942 to 1944Phrygian Cap - registered in 1944 used till 1949Boucher - 1950 to 1955Boucher © - 1955 to 1971Approximate dates for Boucher Inventory Numbers:
2300 - 2350 from 19452351 - 2450 from 19462450 - 2550 from 19472550 - 2750 from 19482750 - c.3000 from19493000 - c.3500 from 1950marks with the copyright symbol are after 1955
This information was written by Antiquing On Line.
Combined Shipping:Domestic - Add $1 for each additional item **All domestic orders over $100 will be insured.International - Add $2 for each additional item **All international orders over $200 will be shipped USPS Flat Rate Padded Envelope for $33.55 which includes $200 insurance coverag...e. This amount will be added to your invoice.
If you like our selection please follow us on eBay to see all our newest listings.
All the jewelry listed in my store is authentic vintage.
Boucher Jewelry History
1965 - 1972
Marcel Boucher designed jewelry for Mazer Bros. in the early 1930s. He established his own company, Marcel Boucher and Cie Company, in 1937. The company became a subsidiary of Dovorn Industries, a watch manufacterer, in 1972. Marcel Boucher died in 1965. Sandra Boucher, his wife, ran the company until 1972. Boucher jewelry is usually signed and carries an inventory number. Early marks are "Marboux" or "MB" in a cartouche. Later marks are "Marcel Boucher" and "Boucher". Marcel Boucher jewelry is "high-end" and can be tough to tell from the "real thing". Numbers on Boucher pieces are inventory/style numbers. Though the numbers are a clue to age, the style may have been designed, numbered, and yet not actually produced until much later. Additionally, some styles had more than one production run. Overall construction should also be taken into account when dating pieces.Signatures:
MB Sterling - 1942 to 1944Phrygian Cap - registered in 1944 used till 1949Boucher - 1950 to 1955Boucher © - 1955 to 1971Approximate dates for Boucher Inventory Numbers:
2300 - 2350 from 19452351 - 2450 from 19462450 - 2550 from 19472550 - 2750 from 19482750 - c.3000 from19493000 - c.3500 from 1950marks with the copyright symbol are after 1955
This information was written by Antiquing On Line.
