This is a FANTASTIC AQUAMARINE ART DECO ERA NECKLACE from a Maryland Estate. On a White Gold CHAIN. Of the Period

An Edwardian antique period sterling silver necklace with Swiss lapis (dyed blue quartz or jasper) and marquisites circa 1910 1920. This elegant lavaliere style necklace measures 16-7/8" long and the sterling chain has fine squared loop links. The central 1-5/8" x 1-3/8" oval medallion is flanked by two oval 1" x 5/8" panels, both with inset marcasites. The Swiss lapis is a blue green on the panels and the central one is a deeper navy blue...

A scarce sterling silver filigree posey holder pin circa 1900 1910. This antique 2-1/4" long and 1" across (unmarked but tested) fantastic posy or corsage brooch is an example of ornate and very fine silver work. The ball and wire end makes me think it may be an older Indonesian / Yogya piece. It was assembled from three separate sections of filigree silver. It may be older than our estimate...

Here is a pretty plique a jour pin in the shape of a stylized moth, German or Austrian in origin. The body has 4 colorless paste stones, and there is an emerald green paste stone in the tail. The plique shades from green to white to peach. 1-1/2” by 3/4”, and stamped “800” on the back. It is in excellent antique condition and circa 1900. The photos are part of the description; please examine them carefully. Thanks! Shipping, handling & insurance within the USA included. We do lay-away.

All 4 SOLD. All are marked Sterling. Circa 1880 to 1930 Victorian to Art Deco Jelly Opal art glass, often erroneously called Saphiret, also referred to as Dragon's Breath or "Mexican Fire Opal", used by turn of last century Victorian, later Mexican & Native American jewelry makers such as Maisels. All 4 pins are bezel set in marked STERLING yet all have brass pinstems.

Unmarked Edwardian Filigree Ring with an emerald cut yellow stone bezel set in ornate filigree setting. Although not marked, this white metal ring tested at least 14K Gold. Sold. No price or other info available

A very rare handmade sterling and center bezel set oval malachite bracelet by the American Arts & Crafts workshop Chicago Art Silver Shop. In 1912, after moving from their native Hungary, Edmund Boker and Ernest Gould formed the Chicago Art Silver Shop. Both had worked as silversmiths in a Budapest factory making objects for European royal families. The bracelet is a bangle that is 3/4" wide in the front, narrowing to 3/8" in the back and is 8" around in the inside...

An Edwardian 10k yellow gold moon and star seed pearls pin brooch from 1900 1910. This classy scarf or lapel pin is in the form of a narrow crescent moon with an attached star and it features graduated seed pearls. It has a (possibly replaced) safety clasp, it measures 1-3/8 x 3/8" and it is marked 10K with a maker's mark...

A 14k crescent moon seed pearls Victorian honeymoon pin brooch from the 1900 era. This late Victorian or early Edwardian 3/4" brooch is simple and elegant and it is stamped 14K. It weighs 1.4 grams and it has had the original c-clasp replaced with a safety clasp. It would make a great gift for your intended or sweetheart and it is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, dents, bends, corrosion, losses, damage or repairs...

SOLD. Monet's Water Lilly Flowing Art Nouveau Design Motifs Etched on this Lalique like Blue Faceted Drop and Filigree Brass Necklace. Make no mistake about it, that some edges are dulled from years of enjoyment. Let your Jeweler could give it a different Heirloom life by Bezel Setting this Stunning Acid Etched Tear Drop in any precious metal of your choice or enjoy it just the way it is...

A nice gold filled 11-1/2" man's watch chain with swivel, t-bar, drop and engraved slide c1900. The swivel is marked W*F and this chain is in excellent original condition with no dents, bends, corrosion, losses, damage or repairs other than a bit of plating loss to the t-bar. All items are thoroughly and conservatively graded and all condition issues are noted; all items are secondhand and may have slight signs of gentle use. Surface shipping to the U.S...

Marked "9CT" and WHH for William H Haseler, and most likely made to be sold by Liberty & Co, this lovely pin features a leaf motif in red and green enamel, on an "entrelac" or interlaced frame of gold, with 3 colorless paste stones. The gold is yellow, though in places it looks rosy. It measures 1-3/8 x 1/2” and weighs 3.2g. The hinge has an old repair, otherwise in very good antique condition, and circa 1900 (According to V...

This 14Kt gold and enamel beauty of a pin was made in the late 1800-s. It is Art Nouveau with the very stylish shape and enamel combination further enhanced by a pearl centering the enamel flower. The pin measures 1 3/16†long and ½†wide.

Sold, enjoy! Circa 1900 stamped 14K bench made open work ring with an 8 X 11mm genuine Egyptian scarab beetle in all it's original iridescent green & rust color glory! Ornate open work with jeweler's saw of years past. Size 9, yet can be resized by your jeweler, as this appears to have been resized many years ago. What a buy! Sold, no price, no info.

SOLD, no price no info please. Hard to find long chain necklace and just under 60 inches in gun metal gray, 10 faceted amethyst glass beads and ending in a multi piece swivel. Still so today - it can be worn as a very long necklace or attach a magnifying glass, pencil or other favorite pendant on the swivel. Tres chic! SOLD, no price no info

A vintage and superb Art Nouveau period 9/16" diameter 12K yellow gold stickpin (unmarked but tested) c1890-1900. This 2-1/2" stickpin features two Art Nouveau maidens with flowing decoration and bright beams of light flashing from a star in their hair. It has a typical period matte or Roman finish of deep yellow old (the gold was acid treated to bring a pure gold bloom or colour to the piece, apopular finish at the time)...

A Pforzheim Germany plique-a-jour enamel Arts and Crafts necklace from the 1910 era. This stunning survivor from the Edwardian era was made in the Pforsheim area of Germany which was the center of such items. Plique-a-jour (French: "Light of Day") refers to the labour-intensive technique of repeatedly firing enamel in metal-bordered cells resembling cloisonne, resulting in unbacked transluscent panels...