Miriam Haskell Glass

Lovely Miriam Haskell Gripoix Glass Turquoise Pate de Verre and Faux Pearl Beaded Collar from the 1950's.

All pieces are signed Miriam Haskell. No broken or cracked pieces. Some patina noticed on the brass hardware.

1940s Miriam Haskell Double Strand Jade Green Glass Necklace w Center Flower: Approximately 24" inches long, this is an especially delighful and rare iconically styled spring look fo...

A trio of glass beads suspending the corsage. Finished with the hallmark Miriam Haskell embellished filigree flower clasp.

Featuring the earliest white-swirled glass and enameled faux-pearl round beads handcrafted by Parisian lampwork-master Louis Rousselet for American entrepreneur Miriam Haskell and he...

A very decorative and important necklace by Miriam Haskell, shown in "Miriam Haskell Jewelry" by Cathy Gordon & Sheila Pamfiloff page 110.

Miriam Haskell jewellery is some of the most prized and beautiful costume jewellery from the 20th century.

Miriam Haskell jewellery is some of the most prized and beautiful costume jewellery from the 20th century.

This Miriam Haskell (1899-1981) brass-wire wrap coil bracelet that features hand-crafted peacock-colored beads and decorative gold-gilt brass was created by her first designer Frank ...

A very interesting necklace by Miriam Haskell from the early 1950s. Consisting of larger and smaller agate balls and smaller glass balls.

Beautiful three piece parure (wraparound necklace with jewelled terminals, wraparound bracelet and matching earrings), a iconic design from the 1930s by Miriam Haskell. In soft cranb...

These lovely pair of dangle clip on earrings from the 90's are a gorgeous shade of light green glass against the gold. They are by Frank Hess of the Miriam Haskell collection and are...

In the late 1920s during the Art-Deco period, this Miriam Haskell white mostly glass-beaded sautoir was created in New York City by her first designer Frank Hess.

Rare, collectible Miriam Haskell bib necklace of signature baroque pearls, sapphire, ruby, chartreuse and mustard Gripoix Glass poured glass beads from the 1940's.

Perfect for Summer, all together for a more formal affair, or individually, lifting something simple and more casual. Miriam Haskell was born in 1899, opening her first boutique near...

Featuring a relatively heavy fringe of dangling Russian-gilt brass bars and contrasting French-blue textural hand-pressed glass beads topped with filigree caps to resemble flower bud...

Miriam Haskell Red and white glass, art deco stye long earrings.

A magnificent necklace and earrings, highly impressive and sumptuous, designed by Robert Clark for Miriam Haskell, made of signature baroque pearls and glass 'leaf' drops and glass b...