Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts

Thursday, May 25, 2023

SALE!!! Antique Brass/Bronze Little Boy Pushing Cart



 Cute Victorian child pushes a cart and basket with moving wheels. The piece may be a marriage – I don’t know if the bronze basket is original to the piece - It fits well, but it doesn’t sit flush. I am selling it as I got it.

A really great figural old trinket or jewelry holder for your night table. (The jewelry is not included in the sale, for display purposes only)
5.25” long
3” wide
3” tall
I’m not sure if this is gilded bronze or aged brass.

Wednesday, August 31, 2022

1920s Vtg 830 Silver and Rhinestone Channel Set Cross




Beautiful and delicate this fine little cross is marked 830S on the back. Measuring 1-1/4 inches long. Set in Silver with clear channel set rhinestones, it also has for some inexplicable reason has a green one in the left of the cross bar( see photos) the hanging link is nicely soldered and finished. Nice detailing along the edge. 

$30

Check it our in our Etsy shop here

Saturday, August 13, 2022

Unique 1960s Estate Double Diamond Owl Face Ring Sz 5 3/4


Vintage diamond ring has 14 karat gold setting and made up of two round diamonds of different cuts and sizes indicating that the ring was probably created from other jewelry pieces. One of the diamonds measures 4.5 mm in circumference and the other measures 4 mm. These are joined by four tiny little diamonds in a setting that reminds me of an abstract owl face. The overall weight of the ring is 2.2 g. The approximate combined stone’s weight is roughly .65 or a bit over a half a carat. 

$725

Here in our Etsy shop

Saturday, July 30, 2022

MOP Elephant Brooch Carved Mother of Pearl Double Elephant Mom and Baby


Measuring 2 inches across, this lovely carved Mother of Pearl brooch, depicts 2 elephants playing with a palm tree. In excellent vintage condition.

$22

Available in our Etsy shop here

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

At the MFA now ~ The democratization of glamour

Every age sets its own standard for beauty and style, but rarely has there been an era when glamour and self-display dominated the spirit of the time as they did in the 1930s and 1940s. In spite, or perhaps because, of the Depression and its aftermath, jewelry and fashion designers were busy creat­ing new styles meant for a new elite--the actresses minted by the studio system in Hol­lywood.

See it now before it's gone. Boston Museum of Fine Arts

Hollywood Glamour
Fashion and Jewelry from the Silver Screen

September 9, 2014 – March 8, 2015
Loring Gallery of Textiles (Gallery 276)

Saturday, December 13, 2014

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Christmas Porcelain Lenox Spode Royal Albert more

From the estate of a serious collector. Teapots, plates and mugs. Many from England and Germany.
Royal Worcester, Villeroy Boch, B&G, Franklin Mint, Dept 56,Wedgwood and more....all price to sell. $5-25



Wednesday, December 3, 2014

The Christmas Estate

Wow, we just took in the contents of an estate that had beautiful Christmas Collectibles all year round! No expense was spared collecting. Great furniture and other items to Deck your Halls this holiday season including an extraordinary blue Welsh Hutch.




Saturday, November 15, 2014

Jewels

Come check out our new contemporary .925 silver, Celtic and estate jewelry for men and women. Here is an antique sterling silver engagement style ring.