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Slinky Antique French Silver Bracelet
Catalogue:
Estate Jewelry:
Silver:
Victorian:
Pre 1900 item# 910798 (stock# 2426)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
$495
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This Victorian, French sterling bracelet is circa 1890. I is designed with chunky silver links that alternate smooth and textured links and terminate with a large ball. It falls beautifully on the wrist and is connected as it traditionally was, by a spring ring. It is in excellent condition and retains the French guarantee stamps for sterling. It measures a sizeable 8 1/4 inches long and can accommodate a larger wrist. The patina is original and lovely. French, circa 1890
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Antique Georgian Paste Earrings Circa 1800
Catalogue:
Estate Jewelry:
Silver:
Pre Victorian:
Pre 1800 item# 904334 (stock# 2138)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
$1175
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The jewelry made during the years of 1714 to 1830 is referred to as Georgian, since it spanned the reigns of the English King George 1-1V. The jewelry was made by skilled hands, and even imitation stones,or paste, was of equal craftsmanship to those created with real stones. These earrings were designed as flower heads, and rendered in faceted stones that were foil backed and set in hand crimped settings. The stones are all original, and reflect light with a beauty that only early, foiled stones ...click for details
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Antique Sterling English Buckle Bracelet
Catalogue:
Estate Jewelry:
Silver:
Victorian:
Pre 1900 item# 869652 (stock# 2130)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
$550
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This English Victorian bracelet is circa 1880. It is designed with a realistic strap and buckle motif, so popular during this period of time. It has lovely hand engraving and terminates with a secure concealed push clasp. There are tiny surface scratches and negligible pin point dings on the back surface, all commensurate with age. It measures 1 inch width and 7 inches on the interior. It would accommodate a smaller wrist up to 6.5 inches. Lovely,classical,English, circa 1880.
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Antique Victorian Silver Earrings and Pin Set
Catalogue:
Estate Jewelry:
Silver:
Victorian:
Pre 1900 item# 866774 (stock# 2127)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
$650
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The nineteenth century English silversmiths had distinctive artistry. The jewelry was hand engraved, often with flowers and tiny silver "bullets" decorated the perimeter. In this example, the engraving is refined and the silver work beautiful. It is wonderful finding an original set from this period, especially in excellent condition. The reverse of the brooch and earrings has tiny little holes which allowed the air to escape during the manufacturing process. The top of each earring f ...click for details
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Antique English Silver Necklace
Catalogue:
Estate Jewelry:
Silver:
Victorian:
Pre 1900 item# 862477 (stock# 2126)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
$975
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This lovely antique sterling,engraved necklace is circa 1881. It is designed as a collar terminating with a concealed push clasp. The necklace is hand engraved and well detailed. The front has faceted sterling tiny balls accenting the engraved links. The reverse has smooth links with the same tiny balls having a smooth finish to complement the links. There is a mark, called a kite mark, which was used to guarantee the silver content and also provide the date of manufacture. This necklace can be ...click for details
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Antique Art Deco Crystal Chalcedony Pin
Catalogue:
Estate Jewelry:
Silver:
Deco:
Pre 1920 item# 821885 (stock# 2116)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
$775
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Stunning Art Deco sterling pin, circa 1920. This brooch has every element of good deco design, geometry, proportion, color and drama. The stones are faceted rock crystal and chalcedony. The setting is asymmetric, and the colors chosen are quite lovely and subtle. At the sides of the rock crystal are tubular, cabachon cut chalcedony. The center has three chalcedony,two half circles and one square. The design is clean with the silver work almost absent to the eye. The only focus of interest is the ...click for details
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