Please upload three images of the mark. A photo showing a close-up shot of the mark. Another photo a little further back, showing the mark and the surrounding area. A third photo of the actual cameo. To determine the maker of this cameo, images of the marks and the cameo are required.
hi can any one help! i also have a cameo that has the marks EJ CY&CO also .375 the mark for 9 ct and b,ham mark assay letter N.
can any one tell me who was ejcy and co ,and were thay are from and do thay still make fine cameo ? Thanks.
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EJ Cy & Co Cameo brooch by: Jane
HI,
I also have a cameo brooch with similar markings, but E J Cy & Co is stamped twice one above the other, and the hallmark is as follows:-
1 - letter g or number 9?
2 - .375
3 - sideways anchor (Bham?)
4 - letter y
Can anyone help?
Thanks.
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Post 1975 Birmingham Date Letter by: Anonymous
Hi Jo are you from the UK?
Crystal's date letter (birmingham) looks like the date letter used from 1975 when it along with all other British date letter sequences changed.
Let me know how you get on and them we can investigate the maker's mark further.
with regards Yvonne
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cameo brooch by: jo
hi yvonne we also have a cameo brooch with the exact markings as crystals brooch which was left to my husband when his mother passed but it looks like a number 2 in front of the 375 mark
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Cameo Brooch Date Letter by: Anonymous
Hi Crystal thanks for the following cameo question:
"I have inherited a shell cameo brooch from my Grandmother. I have no idea of its history, but as the 375 mark has no decimal point in front, I will assume it's post 1975. The other marks read: EJCY & Co Then four stamps: Crown 375 Anchor sideways (maybe?) A in capital italics (maybe?) Does anyone know where this came from and when it was made? She lived in Sydney, Australia, in 1975. Kind regards, Crystal."
Good clear images of the mark and the cameo are requested.
best wishes, Yvonne
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Photo Requested by: Anonymous
Hi Crystal thanks for your email. Yes Please! A photo of the marks will help.
If you can send through three photos, one of the whole piece and two of the marks from different angles, the marks as close-up as you can get. You can now upload up to Four images with each submission. Details on how to upload an image can be found Here.
