Patterned Sheet - Sterling Silver/Gold

Jewelry Discussion
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A while back (2-3yrs) I purchased pre-patterned sterling silver
sheet I believe from Rio-Grande. The pattern I purchased was
called something like chinese spirals (?). I can’t find patterned
sheet in their new catalog and am interested in finding a
distributor who does. (Doesn’t have to be that pattern!) I
remember a long time ago recieving a newsletter from a company
that had a lot of it in really cool patterns. I moved and may
have been dropped from thier mailing list. For some reason the
name Fells (?) sort of sticks in mind. Does anyone know what the
heck I’m taking about? I obviously don’t! Much thanks, Michele

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Michele, Try David H. Fell (800)822-1996_

Karen
karen@carvedbyramsey.com

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Michelle, you were close with the name for the patterned sheet.
The company name is

David H.Fell & company,Inc.
6009BAndini Blvd
City of Commerce,Ca.90040
213/722-9992, 800/822-1996,Fax 213/722-6567

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Michele,

The company you’re thinking of is David H. Fell, 1-800-822-1996.
They have a catalog devoted solely to their patterned sheet -
wonderful stuff!

HTH,

Susan

C Gems

@C_Gems
http://www.pipeline.com/~schenoweth/

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Michele -

The name of the company with lots of patterened sheet is David H
Fell, The catalog I have is old and doesn’t list an email
address, but they are located in City of Commerce, Ca. Ph.
800-822-1996. They have a patterrn called Chinese Spirals.

This is the first time I’ve replied to orchid, if I’ve done it
wrong will someone tell me how to do it correctly?

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    A while back (2-3yrs) I purchased pre-patterned sterling
silver sheet I believe from Rio-Grande. The pattern I purchased
was called something like chinese spirals (?). . .

Michelle - The company you are thinking about is David H. Fell &
Co. (800)822-1996, 6009 Bandini Blvd, City of Commerce, CA 90040

Steven Brixner - Jewelry Designer - San Diego
mailto:brixner@compuserve.com
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/brixner

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If you can’t find a source for patterned sheet, you might want
to invest in a rolling mill. The prices start at about $300, but
by rolling your metal thru it with lace, paper, wire, or any
number of relatively flat, interesting items you can create your
own patterns. Might even end up being cheaper in the long run,
if the patterned metal is marked up higher than plain sheet.

Jill
@jandr
http://members.tripod.com/~jilk

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David Fell Inc, a refiner in City of Commerce (near Los Angeles)
Los Angeles, CA carries an extensive collection of pattern
sterling sheet. Sorry, I don’t have their phone number.

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Hi Michele,

For some reason the name Fells (?) sort of sticks in mind. Does
anyone know what the heck I'm taking about? I obviously
don't!

The company you’re looking for is:

David H. Fell
6009 Bandini Blvd
City of Commerece CA 90040
800-822-1996

They have about a 23 page catalog with 20 patterens per page.
Haven’t ever done business with them, but all I’ve ever heard
about them were good things.

Dave