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These are my best finds of 2007. Some I watched for months waiting to get the funds to buy, some I found and had to have immediately as the price was right. Only one I sold, as it was taken off my jacket at Wolfe Myrow's in Providence during the Convention! There were others that I liked, but sold. But these are the best and for now I'm keeping them to wear.

Date(s): december 16,2007. Album by Dinah Taylor. Photos by Dinah Taylor. 1 - 15 of 15 Total. 2792 Visits.

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1 Gene Verracchio design for Coro 2 1/2" x 2" brooch and Coro with Pegasus, clips 1 5/8" x 1 1/2".	2 back showing Coro script on the brooch, and the Coro with the Pegasus on the clips.	3 Trifari Invisibly Set Leaf Brooch	4 Back
5 Coro Quiver Fur Clip	6 back	7 3 3/4" long by 1 1/2". Eight 12mm clear crystals in open backed setting. Two 8mm stones in center surrounded by grey and crystal chatons rivet setting and prong set. Old European cut. Possibly rock crystal. Facetted to show tremendous sparkle but def. clear and no coating. Vertical safety catch set on plate indicating a replacement perhaps to insure loss	8 This beautiful Calvaire trembler brooch has 10 beautifully enameled violets with diamante centers, on wires to tremble, with two large leaves also on wires with a lovely bow and stems at the bottom. This measures 4" long by 3" wide and 1" thick with Calvaire on a plaque on a 3 part pin assembly.
9 Back of brooch	10 mark	11 Heavy Sterling brooch with amethysts in tulip design with leaves. Marked Sterling Mexico on back. Measures 3 3/4" x 2 1/2". One of same design found in Mexican Silver by Penny C. Morrill and Carole A. Berk page 111. The only difference is that the brooch there is all silver without the amethysts and has 4 tulips instead of three like this one. Construction is identical with all marks being same.This is the only one of my best that I sold, and it was literally taken off my jacket at Wolfe's at the Convention and bought on the spot!	12 back showing mark and assembly.
13 Early Signed Eisenberg Convertible Necklace his unusual and rare Eisenberg is called a convertible necklace. It makes into two 6 3/4" bracelets with emerald cut clear crystals, measuring 3/8" wide. One has a safety chain, the other has the loops for one, but wearing as a necklace it would be in an inconvenient place as far as the design of the necklace goes. Between the two bracelets there is a sincle stone with two push in bits to conplete the closing of the necklace. The brooch measures 1 3/8" diameter and is signed with a script ;E; on the back. There are two small screws behind the pin catch. The other script 'E', is on the push in clasp of the bracelet. The necklace measures 14 3/4". The brooch resembles a snowflake with prong set cystals set in diamond shaped stones.	14 Back of brooch.	15 Showing 2 bracelets and one brooch with connector.

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