Fabulous Reverse Carved Lucite Rose Set I was given one of these floral Lucite sets some third years ago that belonged to a work mates mother. If it weren't for the sentimental memories of my set, I would trade it in a minute for this one. This has got to be the nicest example of reversed carving I have ever seen. The Lucite is octagon on all three pieces, which illuminates the red color in the roses. The brooch is 1-1/4 of an inch across and the screw back earrings are 5/8 inch. The roses look so real its as if tea cup roses were picked and sunk in Lucite to preserve them. Buyer will be thrilled. Book value $100.

Circa: 1940
Condition: Excellent
Type: Set
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Red Berry Cabochon and Rhinestone 60's Necklace This is a super necklace from the 1960's. Three-fourths of an inch wide, each link has three glowing transparent cherry red molded cabochons, and alternate red with red Aurora Borealis rhinestones. Set in pale gold tone with a hook chain closer making its 19 inches adjustable. There is considerable wear to the the back finish from wear, otherwise is great condition. I've only seen one other piece like it which was a bracelet at a considerable price.
Circa: 1960
Condition: Good
Size: Adjustable 19"
Type: Necklace
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Candy Cane Coral Two Strand Choker with Earrings If you like the 50's chokers, this set is a must have. Alternate transparant candy cane and coral beads hang two stranded with the shortest strand being 15-1/2 inches. I do believe the last bead on the back drop is missing, but more could easily be added if you wanted more play with the choker. The clip earrings are still on the original card that reads Glamite. Estimated book value is $165.
Circa: 1950s
Condition: Very Good
Type: Set
Manufacturer: Glamite  

Long Marbled Red Bead Necklace A splash from the past - marble and faceted plastic bead necklace is a ruby red. Nice long length at 35 inches that can be worn wrapped as well. Shows normal wear. Cir 1960's
Circa: 1960
Condition: Fair
Size: 35"
Type: Necklace
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Beaded Flower Necklace from the 1950's This necklace is shown in 20th Century Costume Jewelry by Ronna Aikins. It's typical of pieces made in Hong Kong, but of coarse is not marked. The 32" length is altered with three beads, small spacers and flowers. Nice cool colors of green and blue for summer. There is a little play in the string, but with the flower beads I feel that is a necessity. Estimated book value $150.
Circa: 1950s
Condition: Good
Size: 32"
Type: Necklace
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Lucite Knot Motif Necklace This necklace, made in Hong Kong, still carries its original tag. It measures 29 inches and has neat knotted beads as accents, looped with small beads that lead into the larger beads. Estimated book value $125.
Circa: 1950s
Condition: Excellent
Size: 29"
Type: Necklace
Manufacturer: Hong Kong  

Unique Vintage Lucite Dice Necklace I've hung on to this necklace for years because I think it’s so cool, and all this time have thought it was made of wood. Now that I see it through the eyes of a camera I find that it is Lucite that has been painted by the manufacturer. It measures 26 inches and has a push clasp back that is also painted. The beads alternate in a bright clear navy and cream colored squared dice. There was a lot of work that went into this, as the brass floret spacers are alternated as well, with what was once (most is chipped off) painted blue against the cream beads, and cream against the blue beads (most of this is still present). I rate this as fair because of the paint lose on these, and a small degree on some of the beads; but the overall condition to the naked eye is pretty good. I've never come across another piece like this before. Super fun for year round wear. Estimated book value $175.
Circa: 1940s
Condition: Fair
Size: 26"
Type: Necklace