A Fine and Interesting Lamp. Measures about 19 1/2" tall and 12" square. Very good condition, mica has been replaced. Lamp converted from oil burner, signed on brass "The Juno Lamp, made in U.S.A."

A pair of vintage Mexican Silver and Onyx screw back Earrings. Look like they are little bugs, but may just be a design. Measure approximately 1 " long and 1/2" at the widest. No marks. In very good condition, screw backs work fine. There is one tiny chip on the underside of one onyx stone.

A striking vintage modernist bracelet by Sigfredo 'Sigi' Pineda in sterling silver with black stones. This clamper style bracelet measures 7" around and 1 1/4" at the widest. Has a tight spring. Signed Sigi, Tasco, Hecho en Mexico, Eagle 36, Sterling and 2 other marks that are very tiny and may be style numbers. The stones come to an edge on the top for a dramatic effect. On the inside there is a tiny nick and a small spot of tarnish. Very nice weight and very good condition overall...

A vintage organic sterling silver brooch by Modernist Jeweler, Russell Secrest, adorned with a fresh water pearl. This brooch, which measures 2" across and 1 3/4" high, has 5 'branches' with concave corners. Made from thick silver. Has a rollover safety clasp that holds tightly. Marked Secrest Sterling on the back. Very nice condition with some minor surface scratches and some tarnish on the back. Great modernist design!

A vintage Mexico sterling silver bracelet with a lapis cabochon. Measures approximately 5 3/4" around and has a 1" opening. 1 1/4" wide. Marked Mexico, 925 for sterling silver and the initials SOZ. Also has eagle #3. Has some minor surface scratches. Interesting design. Lies nicely on the wrist.

An unusual large copper, brass and ceramic cuff bracelet from Casa Maya. Depicts a man reclining. His body is outlined in brass and filled in with various shades of green enamel. His head is made from some kind of pottery or ceramic and held in place with a brass headband. Measures about 6" around with an opening of 1 1/4" and 2 3/8" tall. In nice condition, a few tiny areas of missing enamel and the man has a chip on his nose...

A Fine Large Arts & Crafts Hammered Brass Bowl from the workshop in California of Byard Tully, who was an apprentice for Harry St. John Dixon, apprentice to Dirk Van Erp. The Bowl measures about 10" across, 3 1/2" tall.

An Arts and Crafts sterling silver and pearl brooch. Measures 1 1/4" across. Has a earlier 'C' clasp. Delicate cut out pattern around a freshwater pearl. Signed with conjoined CC's and sterling. Very nice condition, has a little tarnish. Classic period design.

An interesting Mexican Silver brooch in Repousse depicting a native woman carrying a bird (that may be her dinner). Measures 2 1/4" long and 1 1/8" across. Marked Silver Mexico on the back. Has a 'C' clasp which holds tightly. Unusual design.

A striking pair of vintage modernist Mexican sterling silver earrings. These screw back earrings are made of thick silver with niello. Measure 1 3/4" down and 3/4" across. Marked Sterling, and Hecho en Mexico around the initials JCV (hard to make out) and 925. Screw backs hold tightly. Nice condition, a few minor scratches. Swing while you walk!

A wonderfully crafted sterling silver letter opener with a turquoise cabochon and detailed monogram by well known Native American silversmith, Julian Lovato. Lovato worked for Frank Patania at the Thunderbird Shop. This is probably before that, signed PACKARDS Sterling J, Lovato. Measures 7" long and 1" at the widest. This is heavy sterling with a stylized monogram, "NSC". Weighs about 53 grams. In very nice condition, has some minor surface scratches and a little tarnish.

A wonderful, bold Mexican sterling silver and carved green stone bracelet. Marked Mexico 925, this bracelet measures 7" long and 3" at the widest. Has a huge carved face that measures 2 1/2" long and 2 1/4" across. Made up of three curved links. Has a box clasp that snaps tightly. Has one Aztec calendar on either side of the carving. Great dark patina. No visible dings, dents, or chips. Feels great on the wrist. Makes a statement! Pre-eagle.