Information Regarding Leonore Doskow

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LEONORE DOSKOW

A topic for recording information regarding the silversmith Leonore Doskow/Leonore Doskow Inc..

Established in 1934 at New York City by Leonore and David Doskow, the business moved to Montrose, New York in 1942.



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Leonore Doskow has recently engaged in the business of producing to order, handmade jewelry and odd flatware pieces at 235 E. 57th St. David Doskow is associated in the business with his wife.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular-Keystone - May 1936

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Leonore Doskow - Montrose, N.Y. - 1946

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Photos now etched permanently on sterling silver charms, pins.

A method for permanently etching photographs on silver is now being used by Leonore Doskow Portraits, Inc. to adorn charms, pins, keychains, bracelets, tieslides and cuff links with snapshots or portraits.

The reproductions can be made from any good photograph, regardless of size. Such personalized items will make excellent gifts, the company says.

Contact Leonore Doskow Portraits, Inc., Montrose, N. Y.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular-Keystone - April 1959

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Leonore Doskow - Montrose, N.Y. - 1946

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Leonore Doskow - New York - 1941

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BERNHEIMER, Leo Gabe, lawyer; b. Phila., Pa., May 19, 1876; s. Seligman and Betty (Loeb) B.; student pub. schs., Phila., 1884-90; A.B., Central High Sch., Phila., 1894; B.S., Wharton Sch., U. of Pa., 1896, LL.B., Law Sch., 1899; m. Hannah Rose Nathan, Apr. 28, 1908; children—John Seligman, Leonore (Mrs. David Doskow), Leo Gabe, Betty Ray, Philip Nathan, Walter Samuel. Admitted to Pa. bar, 1899, and since in practice at Phila.; mem. firm Bernheimer & Sundheim, Phila., 1904-34. Hon. dir. Y.M.H.A. Democrat. Club: Pow Wow (Phila.). Home: 6357 Greene St. Office: 250 S. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa.

Source: Who's Who in New Jersey - 1939

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Leonore Doskow - Montrose, N.Y. - 1945

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DOSKOW, LEONORE BERNHEIMER, Jewelry mfr., designer; b. Philadelphia, Pa., 10/20/1910; dau. of Leo G. and Hannah (Nathan) Bernheimer; m. David Doskow 9/1/1934; chil: Charles Samuel, Ann Leonore Seligsohn, David Willys. Educ: Bryn Mawr Coll., Bryn Mawr, Pa., B.A. 1932; Sorbonne, Paris, France, 1932. With Leonore Doskow, Inc., Montrose, N.Y., 1935, sec.-treas. Firm mem: JVC, JIC. Business add: Albany Post Rd., Montrose NY 10548.

Source: Who's Who in the Jewelry Industry - 1980

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Leonore Doskow, Inc. - Montrose, N.Y. - 1957

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Leonore Doskow Inc. - Montrose, N.Y. - 1960

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1960 directory listing showing the address for Leonore Doskow Inc. as Albany Post Road, Montrose, New York:


Leonore Doskow Inc. - Montrose, N.Y. - 1960

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Leonore Doskow Inc. - Montrose, N.Y. - 1965

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An image of Raymond Conklin, silversmith and long-time employee of Leonore Doskow:


Leonore Doskow Inc. - Montrose, N.Y. - 1965

(photo credit: The Herald Statesman - 19-1-1965)

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Leonore Doskow, Inc. - Montrose, N.Y. - 1956

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Leonore Doskow Inc. - Montrose, N.Y. - 1961

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Leonore Doskow, Inc. - Montrose, N.Y. - 1957

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Leonore Doskow Portraits, Inc. - Montrose, N.Y. - 1959

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Leonore Doskow, Inc., has announced the addition of three sales representatives:

N. R. Hotchkiss, New England states; W. J. McKenzie, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana; Helen and George Pezdirtz, six southwestern states.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular-Keystone - September 1961

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Leonore Doskow offers display, new brochure, promotional aids



Display for initialed sterling silver items comes in blue velvet with gray frame. Mats, counter cards and envelope stuffers, as well as a new brochure are available.

Contact Leonore Doskow, Inc., silversmith, Montrose, New York.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular-Keystone - September 1961

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