This trapezoid shaped pendant measures 3/4" high including the bail, 7/16" wide at the base. It is 14K white gold, not marked, but I have tested it and guarantee it is 14K. There are 10 small prong set diamonds about 1 pt. each surrounding a bezel set trapezoid emerald of good, deep color. The piece dates to about 1950's to 1970's, and the condition is excellent.

This cross measures 1-1/6" high plus the bail, 7/8" wide. The bail is marked 14K. There are 8 pear shaped amethysts in good, deep color with a diamond in the center, appx. 2 pts. The cross comes with a delicate 14K yellow gold chain that is 15-1/2" long. Condition is excellent.

This cross measures 2-1/8" high, not including the bail, by 1-1/2" wide. It is marked 14K 585 on the bail. The cross itself is a fine, deep blue lapis lazuli trimmed at the tips and the center with 14K yellow gold. The condition is excellent.

This yellow gold necklace with bold chain links is 16-1/2" long. It is not marked, but I have tested it and guarantee that it is 18K yellow gold, with a total weight of 51.7 dwt. or 80 g, 2.57 oz t. The center ring has approximately 1.5 ct. of pave diamonds. The necklace dates to the 1950's and the condition is excellent, no dings, dents or other damage.

This 18K yellow gold cross measures 13/16" high, not including the bail, by 5/8" wide by 1/8" deep. The bail is marked 750 for 18K. There are 22 diamonds, appx. 2.5 pts each, about 1/2 ct total. There are four leaf clovers cut into the sides of the cross. The condition is excellent.

This necklace consists of a pendant of three cultured pearls, graduated in size from the white pearl 11.5 mm, to the black pearl 12.7 mm, to the yellow pearl 13.9 mm, with prong set diamonds appx. 4 pts. each in between the pearls. The chain is 18K white gold, 18" long set with 18 diamond stations appx. 2-3 pts. each set in bezels. This type of chain is sometimes called diamonds by the yeard. The pendant is joined to the chain with three bezel set diamonds about 2-3 pts. each plus two prong set diamonds about 4-5 pts. each. There is a section of chain at the back without diamond stations to allow for adjustment of the length of the chain. The condition excellent, unworn, and the piece dates to about the 1970's. Pearls of this age, produced before the waters became polluted, generally have thicker nacre than new pearls. There is a blemish on the black pearl, which is natural to the organic material.

The pendant on this necklace is 2-3/8" long and terminates in a 13.8 mm white South Seas pearl. The rest of the pendant consists of six flowers made from four prong set marquise shaped yellow sapphires with a tiny bezel set diamond in each center. The flowers are skilfully shaded from yellow at the top to light yellow at the bottom near the pearl. There is a total of 6.5 ct. of yellow sapphires. The 18K white gold chain is 15-3/4" long with 8 bezel set diamond stations appx. 3 pts each near the pendant. The necklace is in excellent condition and dates to the 1970's.

This bronze ashtray is 4-3/4" in diameter. There is a well articulated female nude on one edge, and it appears that she is lying in ocean waves. There are no marks. It is difficult to be precise, but the piece dates to about 1920-1950's. There are no cracks or chips, just a bit of discoloration in the shape of a ring in the center, which could be corrected.

This necklace is 16-1/2" long. The metal chains appear to be gold filled with artificial pink stones and real pearls. The necklace dates to about 1915-20. The condition is very good, no damage, and I have left it in as found condition, i.e. I have not cleaned it.

This18K yellow gold band or ring is a size 6-3/4 and could be made larger. It could also be made a little smaller with gold beads inside the shank. There are 9 square emeralds, total weight .58 cts., across the top of the ring. They are a beautiful, deep color, probably Columbian, evenly matched in color and quite clear. The front is 3/16" wide and tapers to 1/8" at the back. It is marked 750 KW with an inventory number on the inside of the shank. KW stands for Kurt Wayne, who made jewelry for Tiffany in New York and movie stars in Los Angeles up to the 1970's. The condition is new with the original price tag of $2390 from about the 1970's.

This 18K white gold bangle is set all the way around with a total of 2.25 ct. of diamonds, 29.15 ct. of blue sapphires and 11 ct. of tsavorites, also known as green garnets. The stones are very fine colors and perfectly matched in color. The back of the setting is an intricate filigree of overlapping four petal flowers and circles. The intricate back, which is only seen by the wearer, is a sign of high quality. The back of the clasp is marked 750 for 18K. The bangle is 5/8" wide with an inside measurement of 2.5" wide by 2.2". The piece dates to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent, unused, like new.

This is a glass vase by Bertil Vallien, 10-1/2" high, marked on the bottom Kosta Boda/Artist Coll/B Vallien/48439. The vase is slightly iridescent. The Artist Collection is a special limited edition line apart from the normal production line. Vallien, who is still alive, joined Kosta Boda around 1970's. He is now considered one of the top glass artists, and his work is in U.S. museums. This piece dates to around the 1970's, and the condition is excellent.