CORO USA 1940S CLASSIC RHINESTONE DANCER BROOCH

THIS IS A CLASSIC RHINESTONE AND BRASS DANCER BROOCH. MADE BY THE NOW FAMOUS AMERICAM JEWELLERY PRODUCERS CORO FROM NEW YORK. THE BROOCH IS SHAPES IN A BALLET DANCER TIP TOEING WITH ARMS HELD ALOFT. HER DRESS HAS A CUTOUT DESIGN AND IS ADORNED WITH WHITE AND PINK RHINESTONES.
 
MARKED:
CORO PANA?
SIZE: 50MM HIGH 35MM WIDE
 
CONDITION: SOME RHINESTONES ARE MISSING AS SEEN IN PHOTO. BRASS FRAMEWORK
 
CORO JEWELLERY (18?? 1979):
FROM THE WEB: American jewelers Emanuel Cohn and Carl Rosenberger founded Coro in New York in the 19th century. However, the first branded jewellery was not CORO, but CR, because the name included the first two letters of the name of each partner.
By the mid-1920s, the company was already the largest producer of jewelry on the continent. In 1937 the company began to brand products of a higher class Coro Craft. Under this brand they produced jewellery from 1944 to 1960. After World War II they also used hallmarks Corocraft, Coro Pegasus and Coro Originals. Finally, Coro stopped producing jewellery in 1979.
Exquisite jewelry, created in all price categories, decorations ranged from everyday wear to very expensive exclusive copies. Noteworthy, for Coro worked great designers: Adolf Katz, Oscar Frank Placco, Marion Weeber, Sidney Pearl, and Lester Gaba. Famously Gene Verrecchia was chief designer for more than 30 years, from 1933 until the end of 1963.
 
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