April 16, 2024
Nice Lot Rhinestone Art Deco Victorian Erte Box Brass
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Those of you who know me know that I have closed down the vintage jewelry and clothing portion of my retail store and am only selling fine art now. I have sold off my jewelry on ebay however, my customers and friends are continuing to bring me jewelry to sell for them and I have agreed to do so on ebay as time permits. This is one of those lots. This was brought to me by one of my "regulars". It was purchased tonight at auction. Offered is a 1920's Erte Jewelry box with its contents. It was full of some very unique and interesting items that I will do my best to describe below in the breakdown. The jewelry is all wearable in good to excellent condition. T are few items missing a rhinestone. The breakdown is as follows:3 Necklaces- One gorgeous victorian brass necklace with glass black beads with handpainted pink flowers, One art deco necklace with the name Worthington (looks like it is missing one stone on the centerpiece, One odd neckalce with a large pendant that looks like a natural stone but is quite lite.3 Bracelets- One ealry plastic brown bangle (I have not tested for bakelite on any of the pieces), one cuff bracelet signed Mexico, one bracelet with semi-precious stones21 Pins/Brooches- several beauties including some really early pieces. T is a beautiful very old half moon pin with tiny rhinestones c clasp, t is a cool hat
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