I have a neckless signed by noted artist & goldsmith Doneld Pywell for
Eve Beauchaed. Who is or was Eve Beauchard?

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Request for Question Clarification by read2live-ga on 25 Aug 2002 08:10 PDT

Could you just check the spelling?  Is this Eve Beauchard, Eve
Beauchaud, Eve Bouchard, or even someone else?

Also, is this Donald (not Doneld) Pywell?

Sorry to be picky!

read2live

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Clarification of Question by buckeye-ga on 25 Aug 2002 18:10 PDT

Eva Beauchard and Donald Pywell is the correct spelling. Sorry I made
your task harder.

An 'Eve Bouchard' is listed as a model on the Canadian version of 'The
Price is Right', but this doesn't match your corrected spelling.

An 'Eva Bouchard' was a female associate of a Canadian novelist called
'Louis Hemon'.

And an Eva Bouchard's daughter died in Fort Lauderdale on September
28, 2001, at the age of 93, which might be relevant if the necklace
has just come into your possession.

Is it possible that the goldsmith made a spelling mistake? How old
does the necklace appear to be? How did you come by it, and
whereabouts are you?

WE purchased the neckles from a young woman in the Orlando Florida
area.
She claimed her grandmother recieved it as a gift from the women she
was
employed by.When her grandmother passed on she inherited it.I do not
believe a goldsmith of Donald Pywell's status would mispell a wealthy
clients name on a commissioned piece of jewlery. We no longer have the
young womens name or address

I know there was a cosmetic line named after a lady ( I thought she
was a model) named Eva Beauchard. It was based in Wilmington, DE and
was salon type cosmetics and skin care.   This company went out of
business back in the mid to late 80's.