A tradition that began in the 15th/16th century and popularized by Queen Victoria of England, the cameo has endured the whims of shifting fashion throughout history. Shell cameos became popularized in the Victorian era and were often worn as a casual accessory during the day. The Fred Harvey Era is a genre of lightweight mass…
The Fred Harvey Era is a genre of lightweight mass produced jewelry made to sell to eastern tourists passing through the southwest. Native American crafts were extremely popular along the Santa Fe railroad lines and were also stocked in hotels and retail stores primarily run by The Fred Harvey Company. The tourist trade saw incredible…
Shell cameos became popularized in the Victorian era and were often worn as a casual accessory during the day. A tradition that began in the 15th/16th century and popularized by Queen Victoria of England, the cameo has endured the whims of shifting fashion throughout history. The Fred Harvey Era is a genre of lightweight mass…
The Fred Harvey Era is a genre of lightweight mass produced jewelry made to sell to eastern tourists passing through the southwest. Native American crafts were extremely popular along the Santa Fe railroad lines and were also stocked in hotels and retail stores primarily run by The Fred Harvey Company. The tourist trade saw incredible…
The Fred Harvey Era is a genre of lightweight mass produced jewelry made to sell to eastern tourists passing through the southwest. Native American crafts were extremely popular along the Santa Fe railroad lines and were also stocked in hotels and retail stores primarily run by The Fred Harvey Company. The tourist trade saw incredible…
Native American crafts were extremely popular along the Santa Fe railroad lines and were also stocked in hotels and retail stores primarily run by The Fred Harvey Company. The tourist trade saw incredible growth in the southwest from the end of the 19th century through to 1930. Indian-made jewelry was a popular item that Anglo…