This is an adorable little pin or brooch made of clear lucite, aqnd probably from the late 1930s. The pin is 3" tall, and has front carving on the tail and reverse, chip carving on the back. The body and ears are tinted brown and he has a red painted eye. The simple "C" pin works well. The pin is in good condition with no chips or cracks. There are no maker's marks.

This is a lovely old rose gold filled cameo bracelet. I believe the cameo is a hand carved shell cameo probably from the early part of the 20th Century and it is a nice quality and weight. It is marked D&C. It measures 2 1/8" x 2 1/2" inside diameter, and it is just under 1" wide in front and 3/8" in back. It is in good wearable condition with a couple of small dings which are usually expected in bangle this old, andthey are not noticeable when the bracelet is worn.

This brooch is wellknown to most collectors. It is a 1945 Adolph Katz patent for Coro. The brooch is sterling with gold plating, or vermeil, and is 1 7/8" x 1 3/4". The rim of the moon is rimmed with sparkling clear rhinestone and the little man has a red glass cabochon face, a red painted heart,and blue rhinestone shoes. Heis 1 1/4"x 1"...

This is an unusual brooch - sort of a clear rhinestone "V" atop a sapphire blue baguette rhinestone triangle, along with an irregular shape sapphire blue faceted glass drop surrounded with clear rhinestones. The pin is made of silver colored metal and appears to be shiny and virtually unused. It is 3" long from the top of the V to the bottom of the drop, and 1 1/2" wide at the widest part. The brooch is in excellent condition and it is not marked.

This set is just absolutely magnificent - large stones set in rhodium plated metal by a company known for the best quality in vintage costume jewelry. The necklace is adjustable up to about 16". It is a single row of those gorgeous rectangular faceted glass rhinestones and each of those is about 3/8" wide. The matching bracelet is 7" long and has a simple fold over clasp. The earrings are clips and each of them 1" x about 3/4"...

These are very tiny screw on earrings from the Napier Co during Art Deco period - they are Bohemian or what is sometimes called raspberry garnets because of their color. Each one is only 3/8" in diameter. They are in good condition and marked Napier and Sterling.

Necklaces like these are getting harder and harder to find. That isn't too hard to understand because most people who have them are reluctant to part with them. This necklace is 15 1/2" long with a spring ring clasp. Around the from is an intricate pattern of Bohemian garnets, sometimes called raspberry garnets because of their intense color. Many of these come from Victorian times, butI believe that this one is later likely from the early 1930s...

This is a nice heavy red "moon glow" bangle braceltIt is 7/8" wide and slightly domed on top. The inside diameter is 2 1/2" so it will fit most people. It is in excellent condition and very pretty on.

This is one of those old 1950s charm bracelets that we all loved to wear. This one is a double chain 7" long with a fold over clasp. The charms are Egyptian figures and symbols. It is gold toned metal, shows some wear on the metal, and is not marked.

This is a very old brooch depicting St. George and the Dragon in gold plated Sterling, with simulated pearls and a sparkling rhinestones. The top is a fancy metal bar about 1" wide with a stone in the middle that appears to be amethyst glass. The total length of the brooch is 3" and at the widest part it is 13/4" wide. St. George and his horse are decorated with clear rhinestones and the dragon has three red stones at the bottom...

These are beautiful shades of blue earrings, with large colorful rhinestones made by a quality Canadian company. They are clips and made with shiny silver colored metal. They measure 1 1/4" each way. They are in excellent condition with no problems and are each marked, as shown.

This is a matched set - purple and pink glass scarabs decorated with sparkling pink rhinestones - made in the Egyptian Revival style. I think it was probably made in the 1970s when the King Tut Exhibit toured America, because it does mot appear to be much older than that. The bracelet 7 1/2" long with a toggle closure. There are five scarab links. The backs are closed and the metal looks to be brass. The matching ring has a top that is 1 3/4" long and 1" wide...