#0, C Jere'
Posted by seven065 on 03-Dec-01 at 00:29 AM
Hello, I have aquired an infinity light/lamp/ mirror, that is signed C Jere' 1977. Does anyone know the value of this piece? I am very familiar with his sculptures but haven't been able to find another of this light. HELP:
#1, RE: C Jere'
Posted by Amanda on 31-Jan-02 at 07:19 AM
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Hello, I have no idea the value of your piece, I have acquired a piece and was looking for information on the artist. I haven't been able to find anything and thought that maybe you could point me in the right direction. My piece is the Golden Gate Bridge, approx. 50"x30". It is signed 1972. Thank you, Amanda
#2, RE: C Jere'
Posted by Anne on 31-Jan-02 at 10:07 AM
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After exhaustive research and several calls. I contacted the Artisan House. They specialise in C jere sculptures and still sell them today. The phone number is: 1-888-205-8560. Give them a call and describe your sculpture, They can give you an idea of what it is worth. They said my mirror, if it was still made today, it would retail for over $500.00. Hope this helps,would love to hear your results.Depending on the condition of your piece. My guess would be 400.00 or more.
#4, RE: C Jere'
Posted by Udderwitch on 27-Sep-03 at 08:03 AM
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Hello, I read your advise to another person, and I called that number, but All I ever get is an answering machine...I have left several messages, but no call back. I have a very large piece that I have owned for 20 year, and payed 20.00 for, but I want to sell it and cannot find any information or simular works by C. Jere' can you suggest anything else?
#3, RE: C Jere'
Posted by Will on 15-Apr-03 at 12:45 PM
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R 20th Century Design in NYC is selling the C. Jere infinity mirror lamp at $1,000. Have you taken it apart?
#5, RE: C Jere'
Posted by Frank on 30-Apr-05 at 02:44 PM
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i have a wall brass? of sailing ships that is around 4 feet long and 2-3 feet high. it is by C. Jere; is it valuable, is the person still alive.Thank You Frank
#6, RE: C Jere'
Posted by Suzie Kusnetz on 11-Aug-05 at 10:23 AM
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Hi... Curtis Jere is no longer alive, but his trademark (c jere) is used by Artisan House in Calif... a master sculptor is in charge of a group of artists, who carry out work and designs of Jere and in his style...l960s works (metal, by hand, and unsigned) by Curtis Jere himself are worth a lot of money, to say the least.
#7, RE: C Jere'
Posted by DrBar on 20-Sep-08 at 02:32 AM
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I purchased a bronze sculpture in the 60's signed by c.Jere. Would he had been alive then?
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