Unique Edwardian Copper Necklace This is a most unique necklace from the late Victorian era made of button like solid copper. Each disc has an Art Nouveau design stamped into it with an M or a W inside a triangle on the back. The backs also have rivets that were hammered into links of the chain, holding them in place. The closure is a loop in the chain where a amaller end button fits through. With this type of closure, which I’ve not come across before, is not an adjustable necklace, and must be worn at its full 17 inches. Estimated book value $95.
Condition: Very Good
Size: 17"
Type: Necklace
 

Cut Steel Shoe Buckels Shoe buckles made from riveted faceted beads or studs of polished steel dating from the early 20th century. Both are in very good condition, with one of the backs needing a cleaning is all. They are both marked France, with one being double stamped. Pretty motif looks like grape cluster with half moons. Book value $350.
Circa: 1820
Condition: Very Good
Size: 1-3/4" x 2-1/4" curved
Type: Shoe Clip
Manufacturer: France  

Knot of Eternity Pin with Fire Opal I purchased this Eternity Love Knot pin from the original owner. Just shy of an inch, the center fire opal is prong set. There is a nice variance of color to the opal, including red. It is marked S&W and has a gold wash. C-clasp and tube hinge. Book value $85.
Circa: 1920
Condition: Very Good
Size: 13/16"
Type: Pin
Manufacturer: S&W  

Art Nouveau 10KT Pinwheel Pin with Opal and Seed Pearls This sweet Victorian pinwheel pin has all the charm that comes with an art nouveau design, and then some. The center prongs hold a precious opal from the Australian opal fields discovered in 1870. Around it and nestled in typical motif of the era are tiny seed pearls. The back pin has a ball hinge and a C type clasp, as well as a chain ring. Unmarked tested 10KT gold. Book value $285.
Circa: 1890
Condition: Very Good
Size: 1"
Type: Pin
Manufacturer: Unknown