Magazine
This back issue of Antiques & Collecting Magazine feature subject covers Juliana Jewelry. Pages sampling D&E jewelry with pricing (a couple of them shown), as well as key questions to help you identify whether it’s the real thing. Also included is a detailed list of common misconceptions regarding the "rules" of identity to Juliana jewelry. You will find this magazine a nice addition to your reference guides.
Other articles covered are the Smith Brothers Glass, Collector's Guide to Washington, DC, Actor John Spencer’s collection and an article on collectible Comic Books to name a few. The magazine is old, new stock.
Necklace
Size: 17"
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.
Shoe Clip
Size: 1-3/4" x 2-1/4" curved
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.
Pin
Size: 13/16"
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.
Pin
Size: 1"
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.
Pin
Size: 1-3/4"x 1-5/8"
This lovely etched Amber pin comes out of Russia. Made by local artist, it has grooved cut edges around each leaf, and etched veins. It is marked MET, possibly meaning gold plated. Cir 1970's.
Necklace
Size: 18" Chain
Small ring of jade in rare two tones; reddish brown and pale green. Center Chinese happiness characters. The chain is 18 inches and is marked 1/20th 10KT GF. Gold filling shows wear around bail.
Pin
Size: 1-3/4" x 1-7/8"
One of the most popular categories in figural costume jewelry is the face pin. This Japanese pin is gold-plated porcelain with hand painted features. There are only two tiny surface chips to the finish; otherwise it's in very good condition. When my Uncle was posted in Japan in the 50's, this was the type of souvenir stuff he brought home for us kids, but nothing as nice as this pin. Estimated book value $150.
Necklace
Size: 26"
This is an unusual necklace made with sliced Amber discs and brass filigree beads. It came into my possession from a man that was selling out the inventory of a woman who traveled extensively to collected and study Amber. This piece was inventoried as old Berber Moroccan silver and sliced Amber. I don't really believe the chain is silver, but it could be. This is an over the head necklace with a total length of 26 inches.
Cuff
Scrimshaw is scarcely seen in bracelets, and this piece is even signed by the artist. The man I bought it from said TR was one of the best artist in the field, and his work demands high prices. Unfortunately, I don't recall his name. The silver cuff is also marked on both sides of one end. There is some type of a stamp on the outer side, and the inner mark is letters, but very difficult to read.
The eagle or hawk is sitting on a bluff that looks out over water, with mountains in the background. It is very detailed and a fine work of art. At close view, the bird’s eyes move with you; no matter what angle you're looking from, he's looking right back.
All my jewelry is vintage or antique previously worn jewelry for the most part. For this reason I try to include close-up photos for your examination, but please feel free to ask questions before you make your purchase.
Necklace
Size: 24"
Here is a huge Moroccan yellow Amber bead necklace strung on black leather and accented with black wooden beads. Measures 24 inches. A great piece to use with the grungy look that's back in vogue, or any casual outfit for that matter. Estimated book value $200.
Pin
Size: 1-3/4"
This appears to me to be a hand made piece that the Rock Hound's crafted back in the 1960's. I'm not familiar with the stone. It's a dark brown with black flex’s. Measures 1-3/4 inch. Under the loupe I see there is some normal wear to the finish.
Bracelet
Size: 7-3/8"
Polished agate is glued on to this silver tone link bracelet. I had a hard time trying to adjust the coloring on the stones so they show correctly. They are not as yellow in real life, but the brown tone is more accurate. Stones are darker with less variance in coloring. Popular style in the 1950's and 60s. Book value is $130.
Bracelet
Size: 7-1/4"
Polished stone samples on a link bracelet were all the rage in the 1950's and 60's. This has a nice color variation with red, brown and clear agates; blue, green and rose quarts; tiger eye, smoke topaz and amethyst. One of the stones has a tiny chip, otherwise in excellent condition. Book value $130.
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.
Necklace
Size: Adjustable 19"
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.
Set
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.
Necklace
Size: 35"
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
Necklace
Size: 32"
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.
Necklace
Size: 29"
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.
Full Price: $ 125.00 76% off! Our Price: $ 30.00
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