Each bead is faceted, gradually increasing in size. The necklace is strung on a unique red thread, tied with several knots at the top.
Vintage Clown Brooch, Black w/gold colored polka dots, Height – 2″ x Width – 1″
Vintage Pierrot Clown Brooch, black with gold colored polka dots and three cream buttons, enamel, unsigned Monet/Napier style figural pin. AS-IS.
Vintage 30 Cufflink Lot Various Colored Glass MCM
Most have no maker’s mark, maybe a few have Swank. All are in Good to Good Plus condition. See photos for more details.
Sterling SIlver Charm Bracelet 50g Vintage 1960s American Yale Doctor 10 Charms
$1.6 K NWT NOS Effy Sterling 18k Braid Bracelet Thick 50 G Cabochon Southwest
Tag still attached. Inside I see a little bit of a shadow looks like maybe it’s a bit of tarnish I took a photo
Vintage MILOR 925 Sterling Silver Wide “S” Chain Collar Necklace ITALY 18″ 50g
Signed and marked on lobster claw clasp. Made in ITALY.
Gold Tone Cross Pendant Necklace Amber Gemstone Religious Christian 50g 18″ Vtg
Gold Tone Amber smokey quartz colored Rhinestone Cross Pendant Necklace.
925 Sterling Silver Necklace Woven Knot Eight Strand Wheat Chain 16” 50g Choker
Weight 50g. Width each strand is approx 2.5mm wide and there are 8 strands. The necklace has also been tested and is verified as sterling silver. Condition: pre owned necklace. This necklace is in VERY good condition.
Sterling Silver Turquoise AZTEC MAYAN Paneled Collar Necklace 50g
Beautiful condition on this tribal Aztec/Mayan necklace featuring panels depicting a sun, tribal warrior and fish and turquoise gemstones saturated with a deep blue/green color. This necklace can also be worn on the reverse and with it’s hook closure it is fully adjustable.
Sterling Silver Scalloped Cuff Bracelet Mexico 925 Wavy Modernist Design 50g
Sterling silver cuff bracelet featuring a bold scalloped or wave-form design. The form is a continuous undulating pattern, giving it a modernist, sculptural appearance. Open cuff style allows for slight adjustability to fit various wrist sizes.
