Filter Collection (Jewelry)

A Long Tortoiseshell Case Silver Trimmed and Center Cartouche on Top.
The case is trimmed in silver, not marked. The Top Cartouche is also silver [...]

Tortoiseshell inlaid with gold and silver small purse marked Breveté SGDG, (which simply means patent on French items).
The inlay on this piece is remarkable, [...]

From the same collector as the ones I have sold. Please view the archive section in jewelry.

A very late 1800s, Native American Squash Blossom, [...]

Another Antique, circa 1880's Russian Silver, this one is marked with JAL Russian Silversmith.
The 84 with mark is very clear and intact.
Both are from [...]

Another original Betty Cooke piece, a pair of earrings.
Both are marked Sterling Cooke
These are from the mid 1980's

Size: 1 1/2" long
Condition: Very [...]

A period Egyptian Revival Mesh Purse, circa early 1900's.
Marked inside, German Silver (not sterling silver). The leather liner is in remarkable, near perfect condition [...]

A Very Special Collection of carved wood nutcrackers, Folk Art, Walking Sticks and other pieces will be up for sale.
A local collector has decided [...]

A late 1800's early 1900's Victorian era Rose Gold 32nd Degree Watch Fob.
Original owner was H. L. Smithson from Port Deposit MD, as written [...]

Gutta Percha products are from the mid to late 1800's. The sap of a tropical tree has been used by dentist, furniture makes, jewelry, photography [...]

From the Same collection as the Squash Blossom, here is an 1800's Cuff Bracelet with 7 turquoise stones.
The estate has this piece as marked 1810 with [...]

Late 1800's Silver and Bisbee Turquoise Native American Squash Blossom Necklace. The squash blossom is approx. 2 3/4" wide and each side's length is approx. 15" long. [...]

Victorian Mourning Jewelery is one of the more odd customs that have made it to dawn of modern times. The use of hair as a [...]

In the 1920’s, Art Deco was at the height of its influence and appeal. The invention of “modern” plastics and its use in Jewelry, applied [...]

In the 1920’s, Art Deco was at the height of its influence and appeal. The invention of “modern” plastics and its use in Jewelry, applied [...]

Mourning Jewelery was a popular way to show the love and affection of people that have passed. People would photograph the dead and many women [...]

Ben Bengaye, also spelled Ben Bengay is a very well know Navajo Silversmith Artist. This piece is a great Vintage bracelet marked on the back [...]

An Art Deco Copper necklace with chain. The pendent is approx. 1 1/2" wide x 2 1/2" long and is attached to very nice flat copper chain. [...]

This is one of Betty Cooke's early pieces. It is unsigned but Betty Cooke has identified the ring as hers and remembers the piece well. [...]