April 15, 2024
VINTAGE GOLD FILL JEWELRY LOT 80g. WEAR AND REPAIR
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Unique lot of gold filled pieces. Some really nice wearable items and a few that need repairs. Lot total is 80 grams including a couple opals and faux pearls in the earrings and a couple pendant stones. Everything is marked except the large, heavy link chain necklace that acid tested at least 10k filled. The links need to be connected on that necklace and it needs a new clasp. Most items need cleaning. Includes: Anson disc shaped 12KGF posts (need backs), Danecraft 1/20 12KGF earrings, 1/20 12KGF screwbacks w/faux pearls, Carla 14/20 flat etched earrings, 14/20 GF 3 quarter hoops, Carla 14KGF chain that needs a new clasp ring, 14KGF crystal and opal studs (one opal is chipped), a tangled 12KGF chain, nice 1/20 14KGF chain and Tiger Eye pendant, 1/20 12KGF two strand chain bracelet, a chain marked SWEET and 14KGF, and a 14KGF long delicate chain w/ white agate pendant (shows some wear on the reverse of the pendant). Check out my other items !USA SHIPPING ONLY. Please email any inquiry prior to bidding. PLEASE EMAIL THRU EBAY MESSAGE SYSTEM ONLY. I prefer Paypal but will consider other payment options if you communicate with me. Payment is due within 7 days of auction end. Buyer pays shipping and any desired insurance. I will carefully ship 1st class or priority mail but I will not be responsible for lost or damaged items once shipped.
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