6 This is a locket on a chain. The necklace is 19" long, and the locket is 3/4" long. The chain is not original to the locket, which is probably from 1940, or earlier.
7 Inside the locket is a photo of a couple dressed up, and it looks to be a wedding photo. The man is wearing a boutiner, and the lady has a 1940's hair stlye.
8 The locket is gold in color, and has a black stone in the center, surrounded by red stones. Very nice piece.
PRICE 20.00
9 The bangle has a hinge clasp which makes it an easy on and off.
13 One gorgeous necklace here, from the 1900's. It is glass and a brass colored metal. The drop and the chain are carved on both sides of the pieces.
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15 No chips or dings on this deep topaz colored center stone.
The center piece is 4 1/2" long, from the metal piece to the end of the dangles.
16 The necklace is quite long, shown here pulled up to fit the display. There are four carved pieces on the chain, and then it is just chain for the rest of the necklace.
It is 37" long from the spring ring clasp to the end of the dangles.
Price 185.00
17 Here is a wonderful old coral color glass beaded necklace. Can be worn in a number of different ways.
You can wear it plain, twisted, or laddered, as shown in the next photo.
18 This blue bead is probably a signature bead put there by the person who strung these beads.
19 Wearabe length is 17 3/4" long. It has a push in clasp.
20 You can click on this photo to see a close up of the older clasp.
36 This is a fine old piece of butterfly wing jewelry. The blue part is the wing, and the palm trees are painted. The silver paint at the bottom accents.
37 The pendant says England, sterling, and PI202213. The best we could come up with, is that the item was made in America about 1878 and sold in England. This would explain the absence of the British hallmarks.
I'm a new member of the DJJ Group! I adore your antique jewelry, and the costume jewelry was pretty spectacular, too! I'd love one of everything - if I could afford it - but at least I had a chance to drool! - Sandi Caughron | http:www.rubylane.com/shops/melonrose, Sun, 25 May 2008 2:09PM