Products
-
Semi-Precious Stone Bead Necklace
$85.00 -
Colored Rhinestone Brooch
$250.00 -
Joseph Wiesner Duette
$175.00 -
Carnelian/Sterling Pierced Earrings
$110.00 -
3 pc set Pin and Earrings
$65.00 -
Multi-Strand White Seed Bead Necklace
$60.00 -
Jr. Coro Gold Tone Choker Necklace
$65.00 -
Victorian Gold Wash Cuff Links
$50.00 -
Thermo Set Clip Back Earrings
$60.00 -
Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet
$175.00
Description
Reviews (0)
Custom Tab For All Products
Product Description
Sterling with GF. Maker Mark
Be the first to review “Military “Bar” Pin”
Custom TEXT/HTML
Ultricies sociis ut vel parturient! Tempor! Nec quis turpis placerat ac hac tincidunt, velit, vel sit mauris a, dolor, natoque enim! Etiam risus? Elit, adipiscing dignissim ut et risus sit placerat, penatibus tincidunt, diam sed dignissim rhoncus mus lectus, penatibus arcu sit in mattis porta placerat. Ultricies velit odio. Vel? Aliquam nunc dolor! Nisi, cras, nunc, et auctor? Augue facilisis! Augue eu dis platea sed, placerat hac pid, lectus dapibus turpis in tincidunt arcu rhoncus auctor. Sit duis nascetur vut! Pulvinar egestas, aenean, sagittis odio enim magna, etiam platea nec lundium, nisi, mauris porttitor elementum a, tempor turpis. Aliquam nunc dolor! Nisi, cras, nunc, et auctor? Augue facilisis!
Related Products
Quick View
1950′s Aurora Borealis Crystal Bead Pin
Beads and beaded jewelry was wildly popular throughout the 1950’s. By the beginning of the 1950’s Japan had re-kindled it's jewelry industry and sought to fulfill the growing market in the U.S. for quality pieces of well made jewelry. Marked "Japan", this Crystal bead pin is a wonderful example of why these post war pieces have become a popular collectable. Clustered on a 1.5 inch round base, the multicolored Aurora Borealis Crystal Beads were all hand set. Priced well below value, this pin would be a perfect starter piece for the new collector.
$35.00
Add to cart
Quick View
Sterling Silver Parure
From the 1970's, this Sterling Silver Necklace-Bracelet-Earring Set boasts a Classic Modern Design. Perfectly executed with heirloom quality workmanship, this Parure is sure to be a treasured addition to your collection.
$450.00
Add to cart
Quick View
Sterling Bangle Bracelet
Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet. Crafted by a skilled artisan who sadly failed to mark this well crafted piece.
$100.00
Add to cart
Quick View
Coro Duette
Coro Duettes are pins or brooches which are comprised of at least three separate parts that can be worn individually or as one piece. The Duette consists of a frame made specifically to hold two pin clips (or fur clips) in a fixed position so that together they can be worn as a brooch. Duettes are often missing components and therefore those pieces which are complete are much more valuable. Marked as "Coro" with a patent number, this piece is in excellent condition.
$125.00
Add to cart
Quick View
Seed Pearl Bracelet
Seed Pearl Bracelet hand fashioned using Sterling Silver Wire. 8 in long
$35.00
Add to cart
Quick View
Native American Cuff Bracelet-Sterling w/Turquoise-SOLD
This quality example of Native American Craftmanship is signed by the artist and marked "Sterling". Beautifully set high value green turquoise stones comprise the focal point of the bracelet. A truly lovely piece.
$350.00
Read More
Quick View
Enameled Georgian Lapel Pin
Part of the Port of Mystery's collection from the Georgian Era, this lapel Pin is both delicate and understated. The "C" clasp is an indicator of an origin date no later than 1900. There is no rollover or locking mechanism and the C extends approximately 75% around the circle and bends inward. These clasps were used almost exclusively through the Georgian era right up until 1900. Well over a hundred years old, this piece is in exceptional condition.
$25.00
Add to cart
Quick View
Mexican Silver Dragon’s Breath Opal Bracelet-SOLD
Carrying an artists mark (side view of eagle head), this Sterling Silver Link Bracelet is an excellent example of vintage designer jewelry from Mexico. Silversmith's designed and manufactured jewelry for centuries in Mexico. It wasn't until the 1930's that Mexican Silver Jewelry become popular in the United States, when William Spratling established a retail outlet near Taxco Mexico. Soon after, Mexican Silver Jewelry began to be imported by retail outlets in U.S.. In short time, Mexican Silver Jewelry could be found in stores throughout the states, from fashionable Gump’s in San Francisco to Montgomery Ward in Chicago and it was "all the rage". Mexican Silver continues to be a highly collectable item. The "stones" set in this piece are not actually stone but highly prized art glass known among collectors as "Dragons Breath" faux opals.
$150.00
Read More
Quick View
Sterling Silver w/Mother of Pearl Cuff Bracelet
A beautiful Artisan made piece from the 1970's, this bracelet carries a makers mark. It is a stunning period piece from a time when quality was king. No mass production evident in this piece!
$115.00
Add to cart
Quick View
Victorian Love Knot Pin
A Victorian Love Knot. The ultimate symbol of everlasting love. Washed with gold, featuring a hand set center stone, this ageless beauty, obviously a once treasured keepsake, speaks to the lover in everyone.
$55.00
Add to cart
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.