I know I've seen this mark somewhere....new enameled pin; whodunnit?

[evelyb30]

The number leads to Linda Dano jewelry, but not to this piece.  That mark has popped up before, but darned if I can remember whose it was. 

[old.crows.nest]

Here is an image of a clothing label from same unknown maker.

[evelyb30]

MVW? MWV? Something like that.

[authentic*vintage]

When I look up that RN number, I get Honey Fashions, Ltd. ?

[authentic*vintage]

Honey Fashions Ltd. manufactures and markets accessories for women in New York. The company was founded in 1996 and is based in New York, New York.

[evelyb30]

I found a .za site with their stuff on it. The logo is wrong.

[authentic*vintage]

Which makes this weird. Do they ever reissue RN numbers?

[authentic*vintage]

OK I have answered my own question.

From https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/selected-industries/registered-identification-number...

9) Can I have more than one RN number?

No. We assign only one RN number per company.

7) My company is not in the U.S. What can I use instead of an RN number?

If you are the product’s manufacturer, or engage in the sale, offering for sale, distribution, or advertising of a textile product in the United States, the business name of your company can be used on the label. Alternatively, the goods can be labeled with the RN or business name of a company in the U.S. that is directly involved with importing, distributing, or selling the products.

So it could be that Honey Fashions is a distributor or importer for this company.

[evelyb30]

That would make sense, since this is a Chinese-made piece.

[rubiano98]

Chinese manufacturing comapnies are like the stars...uncountable.

[gauntlettgems]

I know it is not but it looks a lot like the Hutton Wilkinson mark