April 16, 2024
CORO 1940s Sterling FIGURAL BEEHIVE - PIN & EARRING SET
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Tonight I'm happy to offer, from a recently purchased estate, Vintage, CORO - Sterling Silver - Early 1940's, 1.5" Figural Beehive Pin and Earring Set. Adolf Katz Design - EXTREMELY RARE! - MINT CONDITION! - NO RESERVE! This gay and whimsical pin and earring set dates from the early 1940's, designed by Adolf Katz for Coro, done as a 1.5" by 1" figural beehive featuring a 6" attached chain and .75" bee small bee pin accented with clear and colored rhinestones set in a gold washed or gilded heavy Sterling setting. The pin comes with a matching pair of rhinestone set figural bee earrings. The set is in MINT condition showing little wear other than normal use with no damage, repairs or restorations, all original stones and no loss or wear to the gilding. The pin is marked on the back with the Coro Pegasus mark and Sterling, the earrings, Coro and Sterling on the back of the screws. As I usually do I'm offering this item at a LOW opening with NO RESERVE. Happy Bidding ! Good Luck To All ! I accept personal and certified checks as well as *PINK* United States Postal money orders (Not the *GREEN* ones as Canadian banks will not honor them .) I ship very quickly upon receipt of payment. I do not impose a "holding period" on items paid for by check for good E-buyers with 25 or more positive feedback. Payment by any means must be received
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