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Ca 1940 An unsigned, heavy silver plate piece, possibly by Coro. Notice the "diamond" ring on the finger. 3-1/2" x 1". Weight 47Gr.

Six small sterling beakers with gilt interiors by Edward H. Stockwell of London. All are marked appropriately. Only the bottoms which show very light wear and very faint spotting have been polished. They measures 1-3/4" x 1-1/4" at the widest point.Total weight is 1.8ozs.

A paper back catalog "From The Land of the Scythians: Ancient Treasures from the Museums of the U.S.S.R., 3000 B.C. - 100 B.C." Metropolitan Museum of Art ~Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The back cover is worn with a small tear on the bottom corner of the spine however the catalog itself is tight and unmarked.Slightly musty. Postcard enclosed. Thirty three (33) colored plates as well as B&W illustrations. 160 pp.

An etching by William D. Parish ( 1862-1949). Signed W.D. Parish in the lower left corner. Parish was born in Rhode Island, studied at Académie Julian in Paris, and subsequently moved to Cape Cod, MA where he painted during the 20s and 30s. In 1937, after his wife's death, he moved to CA. Matted but unframed. The picture measures approximately 6-1/2" x 4-1/2".

These shakers are reminiscent of the work of Georg Jensen but are only marked 950 sterling silver. Combined weight is 2.3 ozs. One has a ding, the other a dimple...Height 3-7/8"

A pair of solid, etched silver cufflinks marked 800. Possibly German. The front measures 3/4"; total weight 11.3 grams.

This is the 160th revised edition published in 1989 by Bukkyo Dendo Kyokai and printed by the Kosaido Printing Co., Ltd. Tokyo,Japan.Hard cover with dust jacket in near mint condition. Silk bookmark.

A happy Buddha jade pendant or charm. Unmarked but the frame tests positive for 14k. 3/4" x 1"~ 8.6 Grams

A lovely solid 18k gold charm with raised figure marked VI 750. Weight 3.2 grams. Measures 3/4" x 1" including bale (not jump ring).

A unique pair of vintage candlesticks created from Rogers spoons and thimbles. The only mark is on the spoon handles (Rogers XII). There is some darkening around the bowls that needs to be buffed out.4" (h)

Ca 1950 Highly collectible mahogany bookends with the stamp of the Gomez Shop 412 Consulado St. One maraca is etched "Cuba" along with a shore scene and palm trees; the other, "Havana" with lighthouse, flag and rocky shore. One maraca is a bit loose from its square back but works fine. Light wear on the backs- appropriate for age. 8" x 4" x 4-1/2"

A set of six graduated, hand painted copper plates that were used as mobiles. A few have light flaking. Unsigned.The largest disc measures 5-7/8", the smallest,3"

The book features 219 lots including jade, ivory, silver and gold. Colored photos. Mint condition. Published by the Oriental Art Gallery London.

A mixed media collage by Riva Leviten. It features painted paper, part of a headline "Beautiful heav..." etc. Signed 88 Leviten in the lower right corner. The pink plastic frame measures 9.5" x 11" , the picture 5" x 6.5". Her other work, "Cake Dreams", is also on this site.

A six stone European cut diamond ring. The center stone has a small chip on a star facet (right below the edge of the table). Marked Cellini along with rubbed platinum marks(tests 90% platinum). Total carat weight is approximately 80pts. Stones, SI1~ Weight 4.5 grams~ Size 7

A First American Edition published in 1894 by the Century Co. The original green blind stamped cloth boards feature a gilt elephant and tiger to the front and rear. The boards show some wear with modest spotting both on the front and back ( please refer to photos). The book is slightly cocked, and the pages are uncut with top edge gilt. There is a spot on the front paste down and also on few pages. The Content page has a small tear. Black and white illustrations. 303pp.

Ca 1960 There was an original tag now lost that read "Hand Crafted Austrian Brilliants"--this lot includes heavy clip-on pendant earrings that hang 1-1/2" and a brooch that measures 2" round. Two marquise stones (one on an earring, the other on the pin)have been reset but are difficult to identify.