05/29/2026
New pieces!
These stunning one of a kind necklaces and earrings feature authentic antique, gorgeous, highly embossed perfume and cream jar labels from 1905-1920.
The Violet Toilet Water and Carnation Toilet Water labels:
Brand/Maker: Phil Eisemann, Lancaster, PA.Era: Circa 1905–1915.Design: Stone lithograph, highly embossed with deep floral/carnation artwork.Historical Context: Phil Eisemann was a prominent barber preparation supplier in the early 20th century.
Edelweiss Disappearing Cream:
Manufactured by the Lincoln Chemical Works in Chicago, IL, was primarily produced during the 1910s and 1920s. The company, founded by Robert Blumer, produced the skin cream to act as a moisturizer, makeup base, and skin improver.
Claims: True to the era’s patent medicine advertising, the label boasts broad cosmetic claims, stating it would “build the flesh, remove wrinkles & develop the bust”
I’ve placed the labels between glass (the glass for the Edelweiss and top part of the Violet label are vintage glass pieces) and soldered with lead free solder.