Catalog: Estate Jewelry: Silver (36)

Ca 1940 A heavy, solid sterling choker and bracelet by Jensen USA designer, Laurence Foss( 1920-2014). It features hand applied, raised sterling leaves with beading. The choker weighs 63 grams, is approximately 16" in length and just shy of 1/2" in width. Both the bracelet and choker are marked with the LF logo, sterling, 450. The bracelet weighs 29 grams and is 7"x 1/2".

Ca 1940 An exquisite bracelet created by Foss during the time he worked for Georg Jensen USA. This is truly a "must have" for any Foss collector. Marked 416A. 7-1/4" x 5/8" ~ 24.3 grams

Ca 1940 A substantial sterling bracelet designed by Henry Pilstrup. It measures 7" x 1/2" and weighs 47 grams.

Ca 1960 A fabulous wide sterling cuff by Francisco Rebajes featuring a smooth gray banded agate stone encased in twisted wire. Marked Rebajes Sterling in one corner where there is a very slight/minor curl. There is also some light spotting and minor wear appropriate for its age. Please disregard the line showing up to the right of the stone. Width is 2-1/4"~ inner diameter 2-1/8". The stone measures 2" x 1-1/8".

Ca 1940 An early sterling bracelet by Jensen USA designer, Laurence Foss. Lovely patina.Marked with the Foss logo, Sterling 116. 7-1/2" x 1/2" ~30.8gr.

Ca 1930 A silver gilt set by German designer, Theodor Fahrner with twisted wire, granulation and small marcasites. Superb detail. The pendant on the necklace is not original to the piece, however all pieces are marked with the TF Fahrner logo, 925. The 15" necklace is also marked ORIGINAL FAHRNER.Pendant measures 1-1/2", screwback earrings, 1" x 1-1/2".

This is a fabulous companion to the bracelet we have listed. Measuring 16", it weighs a hefty 95grams. Marked with the Los Ballesteros stamp, Taxco, Sterling with an eagle 42. There is also an indisinct mark .."tehlia or.. tewlia". The pendants are 3/4" long.

Ca 1950 An exceptional, one- of- a- kind sterling bracelet by Clifford Russell of Maine. Marked Sterling Hand Made Russell on the box clasp. 7-1/4" x 3/4"~ Weight 1.7ozs.

Ca1940 A study cable bracelet with rope twist design marked LP sterling. The large heart charm is inscribed(TTB?) and marked LaPaglia Designed International Sterling.The bracelet is 8"x 1/2" ; the charm 1 -1/2" x 1 -1/4".Weight 2.1 ozs.

Ca 1960 A heavy sterling bangle similar in design to the Georg Jensen bangle #142C but not as wide. Light wear and nice patina. Inner diameter measures 2-1/2", weight 35.4 grams, width- 3/8" Signed in script, 925S Denmark 240.

Ca 1940 A sterling set with small marcasites and cultured pearls by German designer, Theodor Fahrner. One tiny marcasite is missing on an earring. The screwback earrings hang 2.25"; the pin measures 2" round. Each are marked 925 along with the TF logo.

Here is a solid, well crafted sterling bracelet with turquoise cabs by Los Ballesteros. With partially obliterated marks, it appears to be 950 sterling. Measuring 8" x 3/4", it weighs a hefty 84grams.

An unsigned, unpolished silver turquoise necklace with feather embellishments. The turquoise appears to have been treated. The necklace measures 19" and the pendants measure 1" x 3/4". Possibly Navajo. 52 grams~

Ca 1940 A substantial sterling bracelet by Black Starr and Frost designer, Carl Ruopoli. The bracelet measures 7" x 3/4" and weighs 49grams. Jensen quality.

An older, heavy cuff marked Mexico Sterling which predates 1948. Featuring a scroll motif accented by a background of niello, this solid silver bracelet measures 1-1/16" in width; the inner diameter is 2-1/2". 58gr.

Ca 1930 A bangle designed by Karl Gustav Hansen of the Hans Hansen firm. Marked Sterling Denmark 925S HaH. Weight 41.2grams ~ inner diameter just a tad under 2-1/2~ width 3/8"

A sophisticated sterling bangle. It features a raised grooved center accented by niello. Marked with the early Hansen logo, Denmark 925S 209. Inner diameter measures 2-1/2", width 3/16". Difficult to find.

An exceptional gilt filigree scarab bracelet marked on the box clasp LORAN SIM. The company was in production during the 50's-60's in Providence, RI. One link is attached to the filigree by a small thread.(It's very hard to discern, though one may want to have a jeweler resolder it.See photo with blue scarab.)Please refer to the carnelian scarab for internal cracks. The real stone scarabs measure 3/4" x 5/8"; the bracelet 7.5" x 1".