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Ring

Collection Type

  • Jewelry

Date

1913

GUSN

GUSN-101373

Description

This gold ring with a center plaque in the shape of a scroll features the initials "EF" in an Asian-style script above a circular cut bezel set clear stone, possibly a diamond. The left shoulder is set with a tear-drop cut clear red stone, possibly a ruby. The interior is inscribed with a death date and the maker's mark.

Details

Descriptive Terms

rings (jewelry)
finger rings
gold (metal)
diamond (mineral)
ruby (mineral)
RING

Inscription

Stamped: "D&F" (Stamped)
"Died July 23 / 1913" (Engraved)

Additional Identification Number

819

Maker

Dattlebaum & Friedman (Manufacturer)

Location of Origin

New York, New York

Dimensions

13/16 in (W), 13/16 in (diameter) (inches)

Accession Number

1940.281

Exhibition Notes

"Jewelry at Historic New England," Online exhibit presented by Historic New England launched September 30, 2007 at www.historicnewengland.org/jewelryhistory/.

Reference Notes

For more information on Dattlebaum & Friedman see Rainwater, Dorothy T. and Judy Redfield, "Encyclopedia of American Silver Manufacturers," 4th Edition (1998): 305

Places

New York state (United States)
New York City (New York state)

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