Item: James Parker Small Enamel Plaque

Designer/Maker: James A. Parker Jr. taught photography, art and English for the Grossmont Union High School District. He was an early member of the Allied Craftsmen of San Diego and exhibited his fine silver work in numerous national exhibitions. He designed rings, pins, tie bars, pendants and cuff links executed in a “robust and forthright style.”

Parker became increasingly involved with enameling in the 1960s. He joined a growing group of San Diegans, including Margaret Price and later Phyllis Wallen, upon whom the work of The Woolleys and Barney Reid had much influence. Parker was later a member of the Enamel Guild in Spanish Village.

Description: From one of Parker’s classic enamel series, involving two-piece sunburst-type designs in relief. Marked PA56 on label.

Dimensions: 6-1/16″ x 6-1/16″ x 5/8″

Condition: Excellent

Price: SOLD

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