In the style of Rebajes, composed of overlapping double panels that resemble flower petals. The surfaces exhibits some shine, enhanced by darker patination. It is secured by a new tongue-and-groove clasp in good working order, in the style of the original. The bracelet measures a little under 7 ¾ inches long, by a little over ½ inch wide. It is unmarked.

Of an abstract form, composed of an irregular-shaped sterling silver textured panel, with a similarly shaped piece of chrysoprase secured to it by twisted wire. The surface of the stone shows a small scratch where the wire has rubbed; otherwise, it has maintained its polished finish. The pin has a rollover clasp in good working order; sterling is double-stamped on the back of the panel. It measures just under 2 5/8 inches long by 1 ¼ inches wide.

Bears a molded, embossed design of tiny rectangular bars scattered across a textured surface. The bracelet is unmarked; it is probably Italian. It has a concave interior, and is quite sturdily made. The opening measures 2 ½ inches across; it has an interior circumference of about 8 inches. The bangle itself is ¼ inch wide. Weight: 34.8 grams

A substantial pair of American-made sterling silver cuff links by the firm of Eckfeldt & Ackley, Newark, NJ. They are two-sided, composed solid sterling silver ovals with distinctly molded beading around the edges. The bridge links are secure, and the surface exhibits a beautiful, warm patina from age; the cuff links in general show quality workmanship. The maker’s mark is well struck on the back of each side, as well as the sterling mark. Each button measures 5/8 inch long by ½ inch wide...

Made of eight rays of flattened forged sterling silver wire emanating from a soldered center. There is evidence of tool marks at the center, and the soldering work is seamless. The back is marked sterling and bears a secure rollover clasp. The pin measures 2 7/8 inches in diameter. Weight: 7.1 grams

Nicely molded as stylized flowers in the classic Scandinavian style. The pin is well made, of solid mold, with signs of hand finishing. It bears the mark on the back of Carl Ove Frydensburg of Copenhagen, who worked from 1949 to 1982. The pin has a secure rollover clasp, and measures a little over 2 inches by 2 ¼ inches. Weight: 11.4 grams

Four pierced and curved copper panels with applied copper straps and rings. The finish is bright, with signs of minor wear, such as random scratches. The fold-over clasp is in good working order and is strong enough to secure this sturdy bracelet. It measures 2 ½ inches wide by about 8 inches long, taking the curved panels into account. The bracelet is unmarked.

Composed of a sterling silver wire forged into an abstract diamond shape, the ends inserted into a large silver bead. One is marked Mexico/925 and has an obscured mark that could be the maker’s post-1979 mark. The earrings measure a little over 2 inches long by 1 ¾ inches wide.

Formed as an arch with a central drop set with what could be polished obsidian. The stone has embedded diagonal bands of light brown, with an iridescent surface. There is a tiny ship to one edge; it doesn’t affect the stability of the stone, which is quite secure. The back of the pendant is marked 925 on the bail, drop and arch; the arch also shows a London import mark, maker’s initials of ED, and the date letter for 1973...

This necklace bears the mark of jewelry designer Jacob Hull and the firm Buch and Deichmann, of Bagsvaerd, Denmark (1969-1980). Hull worked primarily in high quality silverplate, producing innovative designs of fine workmanship. The necklace has some heft, and is composed of irregular-shaped dollops of plated molten metal flanked by oblong links. Unhooked, it measures 32 ¼ inches long. Weight: 65.9 grams

Consists of a biomorphic, layered openwork design with a constrasting spear-like element. The piece seems to be made of two undulating pieces that are fused together to appear as one piece. There is a fair amount of internal oxidation that enhances the outer layer. The back is marked sterling, with no maker’s mark. It is a nice, substantial brooch, with an original rollover clasp and pin stem. It measures 2 3/8 inches long by 1 3/8 inches wide. Weight: 18.5 grams

Composed of three thick strands of rope-like white metal chain, braided into one continuous strand. Very dramatic look, and the necklace is surprisingly comfortable to wear, considering its heft. It measures 1 inch wide, with a circumference of about 2 ½ inches; the necklace drops about 15 inches when worn.