![]() Sorry, Alice scarfed the marcasite ring right up! SOLD!!
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![]() (2) And for The Gentleman, nothing less than diamonds, black onyx and PLATINUM will do, n'est-ce pas?
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![]() (3) This Moderne cigarette box could also carry your cash.... 4 1/2 by about 3 1/2 inches....it's curved for comfort. It has the chic look of lacquer by Jean Dunand, non?
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![]() (4) Exquisitely carved and dyed ivory from Japan, the pin is about 3 inches long.
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![]() (5) A mint-condition blue and black enamel-on-sterling pin by David Anderson of Norway. It's about two inches long..
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![]() (6) And from France, a hand-hammered unmarked sterling pin about 2 inches long, of exceptional elegance...
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![]() (7) This sterling Moderne ring would fit nicely on my big toe, but maybe you have a Big Friend?
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![]() (8) A gorgeous opalescent fish from France, about four inches high, six long.
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![]() Woofie's gone to live with Dave! SOLD!!
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![]() (10) I do believe that the mock ancient coin hosts Alexander the Great, and the heavy silver chain is original to the piece. It's by Scheibler.
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![]() (11) Brutally handsome, that griffin atop Alexander! It's a pin, also by Scheibler; about an inch in diameter.
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![]() (12) Upon this we could speculate for a long time... All sterling,
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![]() (13) No leather jacket is complete without one.
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![]() (14) Black is beautiful, yellow is too, and add bakelite to that list.
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![]() (15) A French Art Deco bronze medallion championing woodworkers. 2 1/4 diameter.
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![]() (16) This Art Nouveau sterling pin is marked "sterling front" for our edification. It's a couple of inches across, with a lovely patina. English?
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![]() (17) Beau is beautiful, too. A sterling Modernist elephant could make your day; it's about an inch across the bottom.
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![]() (18) Bakelite honeycomb beaded necklace,
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![]() (19) Great chunks of amber, cherry or whiskey.
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![]() (20) A carved tortoise shell and horn box, probably 19th century, with a dragon on the lid. It's about four inches long.
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![]() (21) An Austrian Modernist bronze sculpture on onyx , a ring tray for the Lady's dresser.
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![]() (22) And speaking of ring trays... the French would call it a vide-poche, "empty-pocket." By the master designer Edgar Brandt, signed in the upper left corner. The loss of some of the original silver patina only accentuates its antique look. It's about 6 1/4 inches long.
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![]() (23) I've always had a soft spot for these collapsible rulers, turn-of-the-century vintage. No home can function without one.
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![]() (24) A breathtakingly elegant French Art Nouveau candlestick which I rescued from the French....
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![]() (25) Just three examples of about 10 American and Danish Art Deco sterling bracelets that I have to show you in the store.
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![]() (26) This sterling and glass pin has nice weight and typifies the era's bouncy look.
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![]() (27) A Coty compact, a classic design.
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![]() (28) So you didn't get the vacation. Get the pin! It's 2 1/2 inches high.
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![]() (29) 14 carat gold with a pearl. |
![]() (30) Fake emeralds? At least it's sterling!
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![]() (31) Trixi?!
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![]() (32) Probably Czech glass, on sterling, a wonderful piece!
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![]() (33) This petite statue is a copy of a famous French bronze. But, it's cute in plaster and definitely old. 7 1/4 inches high.
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![]() (34) Brown bakelite, a NYWF beauty! About 5 inches across.
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![]() (35) A small ashtray or ring tray from the '33 World's Fair! Small, a couple of inches across.
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![]() (36) A personalized enamal ashtray from the '33 fair! About 5 inches across.
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![]() (37) No office can survive without one. About three inches long.
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![]() (38) Here's something to hang around your neck for good luck when you hike into the wilderness. It's an old Indian stone with plenty of karma and character.
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![]() (39) Another French masterpiece of sculpture... nickeled or silvered bronze. Two inches or so across.
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![]() (40) Beau is Sooo Beautiful! American Modernist jewelry at its casual best.
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![]() (41) Tres Beau.
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![]() (42) 18 carat dragon cufflinks from Vietnam, Circa 1969.
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![]() (43) Sterling with green glass eyes by Unger Brothers, a revered American silversmith.
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![]() (44) Modernist sterling cufflinks.
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![]() ![]() (45) This shagreen compact/lipstick ensemble is in excellent condition, with no significant damage to the shark's skin, which is light green in color. The compact measures 2 inches in diameter and about 3/4 inch deep, and is covered with shagreen on the bottom as well as sides and top. The metal appears to be brass, with a gold wash on the interior of the compact. The mirror is beveled. The lipstick functions and the opening for the actual lipstick itself is about 5/16 inch in diameter.
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