1940s 1950s Expandable Brass Fleur de Lis Costume Crown

A beautiful Czech glass Art Deco 20s necklace in burgundy and clear open-back set pieces. Large burgundy pieces are 3/4" long. Necklace is 171/2" long

Wonderful Leo Glass late 30s medallion choker: triple chain strand with large filigree medallion with colored carved glass stones and filigree balls drops! ...

A wonderful 1960s Hobe milkglass and faux coral rhinestone cuff and brooch set: Chain link mess and chain fringe.

Beautifully carved Bakelit 1940s cuff bracelet with flexible "hinges" on both sides to ensure a comfortable fit. Medium size.

1980s "Made in Italy" gold-tone heart drop earrings with Etruscan-inspired surface detail. Clip-on.

1940s Egyptian clay and brass filigree bib necklace and cuff pairing: Cuff is wide with a filigree hinge & pin closure. Bib necklace is graduated with coral...

Articulated lorgnette in gold finely guilloché. The border is decorated with finely chiseled foliage. A medallion in the form of a shield includes a monogram. Articulated lorgnette i...

BADGE WITH ST. JAMES THE GREAT Northern Spain, 16th century Silver, jet Weight 18.2 grams; dimensions 44 × 43 × 12 mm Round pendant with high-relief image of St. James the Great of Santiago de Compostela carved in jet. The saint is flanked by two pilgrims (their heads defaced); each holds a staff and rosary in his hand. Silver mount with plain flat backplate, corded wire surround and toothed edge as setting. Four pendant loops for sewing onto a hat or cloak. According to the Roman naturalist Pliny, jet, the material of which this pin was made, prevented snakebite and was “thrown up by the sea.” The first quality would certainly have been reassuring for a pilgrim who owned this object and who had to make long journeys over unfamiliar terrain. The second quality made jet an especially fitting material to honor St. James, given that his body arrived in Spain mysteriously, carried there “by the sea” from the Holy Land. Santiago de Compostela was a major center for jet carving from the late Middle Ages, and highly polished jet was a desirable and common material for pilgrimage souvenirs. One even finds scallop shells, the pilgrim’s badge...

Antique, Italian 18 carats gold mesh handbag with chain. Ideal for a gala event. With blue stones. No hallmarks or stamps, but tested as gold. Circa ...

14 Karat Ridged Tie Bar. Simple design yet sophisticated piece that will add a nice detail to any tie. The top of the tie bar has a zig-zag design and the enti...

Platinum Diamond Cross Tie Tack and Clutch. Simple yet elegant design with a single 4.0 mm round diamond as the focal point Diamond is VS1 [G.I.A.] in clarity...

A Museum Quality silver-gilt belt buckle with enamel decoration, and teardrop shaped coral and dating to circa 1830, from Saframpolis (Safranbolu...