This sterling silver bangle, made by the workshop of Stuart Nye, features a nice variation from Nye’s popular pinecone decoration, using tiny impressed roses instead. The design retains the maker’s signature ¼-inch-wide bangle with beveled edges. The bracelet measures about 1 ½ inches in diameter and has an interior circumference of about 7 ¾ inches. Weight: 12.7 grams

This interesting piece of Coro costume jewelry is made of sturdy white metal, featuring pre-Columbian motifs. The double chain exhibits a scored design and a secure spring-ring clasp. The pendant measures 2 3/8 inches long by 2 1/8 inches at the widest area. The entire necklace drops 14 ¼ inches.

This pair of modernist sterling silver cuff links exhibits a whimsical organic design, typical of the maker, Borresen and Lassen, of Hellerup, Denmark (1954-1965). The tine-like extensions are a bit sharp, but don’t seem to protrude. The soldering at one bridge bar looks a bit messy, partly obscuring the word ‘Denmark,’ but the bar is very secure. Each cuff link measures 1 1/8 inches long by 1 inch at the widest area. Weight: 15.7 grams total.

This sterling silver and enamel bangle bracelet has a heavy, Nordic design that contrasts with its narrow, delicate shape. It bears the mark of Aksel Holmsen, an N in a square, which stands for the workshop’s ‘Norse’ line. The enamel is entirely intact, and is applied within bands of silver in the style of stained glass. The bracelet measures 3/16 inch wide, with a diameter of 2 ½ inches and an internal circumference of about 7 ¾ inches. Weight: 20.8 grams

This lovely mesh handbag features painted flowers in pinks and greens on a whitish background. The yellow metal frame exhibits embossed scrolling and two decorative rings to which the chain is attached. The chain is composed of alternating oblong and figure-eight links. The silk lining is intact, but is wrinkled and shows two stained areas. There are no gaps in the meshwork, and all links appear to be intact. There is no wear to the decorative painting...

This classic sterling silver 19th-century bangle is decorated with an applied buckle and belt motif that features engraved leaves on a scored background. There is an engraved leaf on each side of the buckle decoration; the back is undecorated and exhibits a minor dent. The tongue and groove clasp is secure and the hinge is in excellent condition. The inside is marked only ‘Sterling Silver.’ The bracelet measures nearly ¾ inch wide, with an internal circumference of a little over 6 ½ inches...

This whimsical set of sterling silver tie clip and cuff links is formed as television sets, to publicize Philco’s new ‘Predicta’ model. The Predicta was first produced in 1957, but it proved unreliable and was discontinued in 1960, according to Wikipedia. Its prominent feature was a swivel screen set on a wood or metal box, with several design variations. These three pieces are marked sterling and the tiny televisions each have the same dimensions: 5/8 inch wide by ¾ inch high...

This studio piece is composed of a flat, irregularly shaped disc decorated with applied pieces of wood and a marbled agate cabochon. The stone is mounted with handmade prongs; the half-moons of wood are riveted. There is a silver tube and white stone bead strung asymmetrically on one side of the pendant. All are suspended from a piece of roped sterling chain with a clasp of two interlocking hooks. It is engraved Krupp and sterling on the back...

These delicate sterling silver pendant earrings have scrolled frames supporting small teardrops. They are designed in the tradition of solje jewelry from Norway. These earrings are marked only 925 on the screw backs; there are no other markings. They measure about 2 ¼ inches long by 1/2 inch wide. Weight: 7.7 grams

Here is a substantial sterling silver bracelet by the Mexico City workshop of Tane. It is made of two thick cast halves joined by an internal hinge and a tongue and groove clasp. It is decorated with angled textured bands enhanced with bright-cut engraving. It bears the Tane impressed ‘T’ mark containing the marks for the maker, sterling and Mexico. The patina is bright, with light scratching. The bracelet measures 1 inch wide and has an internal circumference of 7 inches...

The circular sterling silver dove pin, composed of the bird sitting within a leafy wreath, is one of Jensen’s most popular and iconic designs. This version bears the Georg Jensen maker’s mark from 1933-1944, as well as the marks for sterling, Denmark and the design number of 134. It also features a secure trombone clasp and measures about 1 ¼ inches in diameter. Weight: 6.7 grams

This unusual sterling silver bracelet features three large oval cabochons of a quart-like stone -- probably tourmalated quartz -- the interiors infused with dark tendrils. Depending on the light, the stone comes across as crystalline or light purple. The back of one panel bears two marks with the intitials MG, an unidentified maker, as well as a sterling mark. The bracelet is likely European. It is handmade, with a secure hook closure and well soldered connecting rings...