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115th NSDAR Continental Congress
Exquisite Antique Jewelry & Estate Jewelry
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| 14kt green/ pink/ yellow gold locket w/ pearls, measuring 2"L by 1-1/4"W, on a 18"L 14kt yellow gold chain w/ 2"L extension, circa 1870, appraised $2250 $1875. |
| 14kt yellow gold lorgnette open gold work, 5"L, by Krementz, 1890s $1575. |
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12kt yellow gold Victorian bracelet, lion head in the
center w/ cabochon cut garnet eyes and diamond mouth, appraised $1650 $1500. |
| 18kt yellow gold Art Nouveau brooch griffin w/ .33ct Old Mine Cut diamond SOLD |
14kt Art Nouveau lorgnette of round retractable glasses, circa 1900, in wonderful working condition (5-1/8" long) with a 60" chain with eight scrolled open worked medallions between the sections of the chain $2200.
Gold Bracelets and Bangles 
14kt yellow gold with two rubies and old mine cut diamond in the center, circa 1890's roping design $475.
Gold Earrings 
14kt yellow gold earrings carved coral woman face with 2 pearls on each side stud conversion, 1860-1870s $595. 14kt yellow gold/ sterling silver, diamonds 2.34ct TW, 1-1/2"L, 1/2"W, appraised $3500, $3025. 18kt platinum top/ yellow gold back, with bezel set old European & rose cut diamonds, 1-1/2"L, circa 1930s $995. 14kt yellow gold, with delicate design of pink roses and green enamel, with dangling balls 1-1/4"L, $395.
We would be happy to e-mail you a more detailed image of any above item----especially the backs of pins and earrings. Some of the items have appraisals.
If you have any interest in any of these items, click the dog
to review the instructions of how to purchase from us
E-mail or Fax at (703) 836-1253 us, if you would like to see a photo of items described (no photo); or contact us by mail or telephone at 1-800-518-7322 or (703) 836-1048 locally.
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We stand behind our merchandise and make every effort to research & identify the marks. In some cases some pieces of jewelry will not be marked. In the United States, it was not regulated until the Metals Stamping Act of 1905 required that gold be marked in karat by the maker. A plumb gold act was not passed until the 1970's. The unmarked gold can be tested with acids, and the age of the piece of jewelry can be determined by the construction, wear, design, and motifs etc.