A lovely 3-row bracelet of copper, brass and silver. Signed Sergio Lub.

Here's a pretty vintage bracelet. The five links are centered with blue glass 'stones' set in silver. The silver of each link has a beaded edge and is pierced and bracelet, 5 links centered set with marcasites. Marked Germany. Circa 1950-60.

This is a lovely vintage pin. It's set with a large, faceted 'stone' of blue glass. The ball and filigree surround are sterling silver. The pin is 1 1/2" by 1 5/8" and is marked STERLING. It has not been polished, but, being sterling, will shine up if that's your desire.

Use your imagination for ways to use this set of four silver butterfly clips. They are silver and will polish up nicely. [Note: I never polish, as some buyers want the patina.] Vintage.

This lovely sterling brush has a marquise-shaped porcelain insert with a blue and white Dutch windmill scene. It was manufactured by the Alvin Manufacturing Company of Providence, Rhode Island. This company, currently a division of Gorham, was founded in 1886 and was known for its sterling flatware, hollow ware, toilet ware, and novelties. The brush bears two marks for the company along with STERLING, 250 C, and Pat app for.

A lovely Art Nouveau sterling clothes brush, 5 1/2" X 3/4". It is marked F & B for the Theo. W. Foster & Bro. Company of Providence RI. The company was incorporated under that name in 1898 and was among the largest manufacturers of jewelry & sterling silver vanity goods in the Art Nouveau period. Circa 1900-1910.

Unmarked, silver plate, screw back--how unappealing? But the gargoyle/Green Man faces of these earrings are totally captivating. For those who like the unusual. Each earring is ~1" X 1".

You can't get more 50's than this amazing and beautiful multistrand necklace & earring set. For the necklace, three torsades of faux pearls, each larger than the previous, are separated by faceted bead strands. The earrings are small faux pearls surrounded by the same faceted beads. Anecdotally by Lily Dache, but not signed. Circa 1950 and really gorgeous.

This tie tack was made in 1975 to showcase a lovely watermelon tourmaline. The simple sterling silver mounting shows it off beautifully.