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The amber color of the bevel plexiglass, sets off the satin gold colored watch face which is wreathed in a row of diamond shaped faceting. The face says "Lucerne" and Swiss" and the back says "All Plexiglass Case". Considering the fact that they are proudly declaring the material, I'd guess that plexiglass was still a relatively new product. Plexiglass was first used in the late 30s. My guess is that this piece if from the 1950s. You can clearly see the watches insides through the back. The clasp on the 28" gold colored chain says "Napier".
Watch is 2" tall and 1 1/2" wide.
The watch is not currently working. We are selling it "as is".
New Pewter. Made by Spoontiques. Not an antique, but certainly destined to
become a collectible. These were commissioned by the band TagYerit from Spoontiques
of Canton MA - a limited run of 200 in 1998. There are a small number left.
TagYerit has a signature rabbit shaped guitar, which you can see on the band's
website tagyerit.com and this casting
was made for other rabbit lovers who also love guitar.
The pin you are bidding on may not be the one used for the photo.
3 1/8" long
7/8" Diameter
This button cover is sterling with a turquoise stone set in a bezel. It is signed
"R. Coriz", a southwest Pueblo artist
Never used. We bought these from a pharmacy in Haverhill MA 25 years ago where they had been in the back room for years.
1 Windsor frame (no temple) - gold colored - Almost looks like there's an 'e' after the 'Windsor'. don't see any other marks
1 AO (American Optical) 1/10 12k g.f. - frames, no temple, 1 lens - fancy embossing and beading around entire glasses & on the bridge as well as on hinges. Interesting shaped bridge.
1 AO Ful-Vue (1 1/2 temple, 2 lenses) - frame, bridge and wire hinge all have a beaded embossed trim. On the bridge it says Ful-vue AO and then a mark that looks like top and left sides of a square with maybe a '6' inside. Color appears to be g.f.
1 B&L (Bausch & Lomb) 1/10 12k (does not say g.f.?) - bridge, 1 lens and hinge - silverish color. Beautifully engraved deco designs plus beaded edging. Hinges have a leaf design and beaded edging 1 Shuron ** 1/10 12k g.f. - 2 temples, broken lenses - embossing design on upper 1/2 temples (ear wires) and on the hinge that holds them. Also says "44 long" on one side and " Shurset Aimway Ful-vue" on the other (we think)
1 Shur-on g.f. black rims - 1 temple 2 bifocal lenses - Cool round black rimmed glasses - reminiscent of Jon Lennon and Teddy Roosevelt
1 Lorgnette - steel - missing 1 eyeglass rim . . .
13 unattached eyeglasses & 1 temple and 1 metal scrap (3 pairs, 1 is colored)
4 cases
View 12 pictures here, plus see all 33 pictures visit this picasa album.
p.s. I never should have shot this on a blue background - sorry!
The bracelet has 5 delft windmills (3/8" diameter) each surrounded by
rope filigree. The bracelet is 7".
The flattened clasp ring has a sword mark on one side that looks like a sword
or saber, and the other side says"GB5" and then there's a number 2
inside of an oval that has a loop on either end. Unfortunately it's too small
for my camera to get a picture. I've indicated in the 2nd picture where it's
marked.
Marked: "U" with arrow through it (arrow points to left). Looks to
indicate Uncas Manufacturing which began in 1920.
Uncas delicate gold toned ring
elegant open backed setting
oval tiger eye 1/4" ( 6 cm)
Ring size = approx. 4 1/2
Vintage
Sterling & Carnelian Ring SOLD
A beautiful floral silver setting on the side. Yet the design still maintains an overall simplicity based on the large oval stone. The stone itself changes color in various light from a rosy sunset hue to a sienna amberish color. The silver bezel has quite a bit of depth to it, which helps reflect the stone's light from the open back even more.
size of stone & bezel - 3/4" x 7/16" (approx. dimension of the visible part of stone)
Approx. Ring size - 5
(aka cornelian)
Vintage 'tortoise shell' celluloid bracelet & earring set.
The elegantly shaped bracelet is marked "France" on the back. It measures
2 1/4 inches across the widest diameter. The front design part is 1 1/8"
tall. The diamond shaped earrings have screw posts that are marked "sterling
T2", and they are 1 1/8" and they are 1 1/8" from tip to tip.
Beautiful lace agate rectangular stone has slight white & lavender toned
striations. - 7/8" long
The silver rectangle around the stone is 1 1/8" x 9/16"
The inside diameter of bracelet is 2 1/2" x 2 1/8"
Hinged bracelet has a push-to-release clasp and safety keeper chain.
Marked "A925 Thailand"
This bracelet is approx. 10 to 15 years old but was never worn.
Original tag says:
"Victoria Crowne & Co. All Victoria Crowne & Co pieces are stamped
925, the hallmark of fine sterling silver jewelry. All of our semi-precious
stones are genuine and, like the marcasite stones, are set by hand. ..."
weighs approx. 1 oz. (weighed on kitchen scale)
SOLDMarked "China" on metal backing (silver color with some copper color showing through). This has some real age to it. It's surrounded by 3 different sizes of rope twisted trim.
Dimensions - 1 7/8" x 1 1/8"
Lovely high relief carving of blossoms & leaves in deep rich reddish tones.
There are no marks, but I'd guess this artistic rendering of Christ to be of silver. The cross looks to be made possibly of rosewood or walnut.
Please e-mail rich@tagyerit.com for more information.
By the way, the sellers have been on the web since 1996 sharing their music as the band TagYerit (tag you're it).
Occasionally, we add an item or two, so do check back. At one time, we worked full time in the antiques business, and it's true that you're never really cured. If you're looking for something in particular drop us a line, and let us know.
