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Wells, Inc. Attleboro, Mass. Founded in 1922 by Raymond L. Wells who first started manufacturing in the old Robinson Bldg. on Railroad Avenue. At one time they advertised that they were the world's largest manufacturer of movable charms. They also manufactured other jewelry. Wells purchased R. Blackinton & Co. in 1967. In mid-1977 they were combined with Benrus to form Wells Benrus Corp. And, in 1978 Wells Benrus made the decision to leave the jewelry industry but to continue to market its Destino line of leather goods. The gold earrings sold in the Colonial Williamsburg shop and modeled after an 18th Century gentleman's sleeve button, arre marked "I.C." after the original maker, James Craig. They were actually made by Wells. |
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RARE Vintage 12kt GF Wells Cobalt Blue Stone Parure. STUNNING! Bezel set with an open back to let the light in through the blue stones with a curled leaf pattern to each of the pieces. The choker measures 16"; bracelet 7-1/2" and the screwback earrings 1". Each are 1/4" wide. This set looks never to have been worn!c1950s
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S509 Price: $124.00


Wells 14kt gf Cultured Pearl Floral Pin. Beautifully well made, this has layers of golden petals with a pearl off to the top side. Measures 1-1/4" in diameter and is in excellent condition.
PS450 Price: $20.00

Sweet little Rooster pin...with
a REAL pearl eye. This pin has a brushed gold body, sort of hammered
texture and the details around his heat are of gold twisted wire. So
sweet, as are all the small Wells pins. Excellent, new condition. The
pin measures just about 1-1/8" high x 3/4" and is marked WELLS 1/20
12K GF with a hallmark.
PS152 Price: $33.00
 Beautiful Wells quality, with these extremely detailed Sterling Silver Dogwood Screwback earrings. They measures 1-1/2" in diameter and are in like new condition. Marked Wells Sterling on screwback.
ES058 Price: $24.00

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