April 16, 2024
BEAUTIFUL 1920s ROYAL BLUE CZECH GLASS NECKLACE $1NR
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This is a superb old Czech necklace with vibrant blue faceted glass stones and fancy brass finial beads. Measures 29 inches long, t are a few small nicks but, all in all this necklace is in admirable condition considering it is c. 1925. Just one of the fine treasures we are offering from a huge estate so check our other listings for more, all with no reserves and you can combine shipping for as many items as you can win! Click photos for a larger version. About Wondollar:We travel nationwide and hunt for treasures so that we can offer you a unique and diverse selection of rare & special pieces each week on Ebay. We sell only quality antique, vintage & estate pieces, no reproductions or new items. We hope you enjoy our treasures and visit "Wondollar" often to see our latest finds! The Fine Print: All items are vintage or antique meaning they have been previously owned, loved, used, etc. We carry a variety of pieces from the victorian, edwardian, art deco, nouveau, and arts & crafts eras and tfore they will show normal signs of wear. We do our best to accurately describe our items and returns are allowed in the unlikely event an item is agreed to have been misrepresented. Please note that photos may be enlarged for enhanced detail, so please refer to the item description for actual dimensions. To view more detailed shipping and sales
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