A fine silver Italian brooch signed Peruzzi. The piece features two hugging winged cherubs. Peruzzi produced fine pieces in Florence Italy in the early part of the 20th century before opening a shop in Boston in the 1940s. The pin measures 2 1/4" wide by 1 3/4" tall. It is marked Peruzzi Silver 800 Florence and probably dates c. 1930s or 40s. Condition is excellent.
A very fine vintage silver and cultured pearl bracelet by Mikimoto of Japan. There are a total of thirty 5mm pearls on each link. There is engraved decoration on the silver. The bracelet dates c.1950 and is marked M in an oyster shell for Mikimoto and silver. Condition is excellent. It measures 7" by 5/8" and the pearls have a beautiful luster.
A fine pair of vintage silver cufflinks with modernist fish design circa 1960. They bear the mark STERLING and measure 1" wide from nose to tip of tail and 1/2" high at fish belly. Each weighs 4.2 grams. The toggle-backs snap firmly in place. Condition is excellent.
A fun whimsical Victorian period gilt silver figural stick pin, c. 1890. The face has a very expressive devilish look. The piece tests silver and the head measures a bit over 1/2" per side. The pin is 2 1/2" in length. Condition is excellent. It has good weight, 3.2 grams.
Native American silver and inlaid turquoise earrings, c. 1970. The earrings are post back and have no marks, but test silver. They measure a little under 1/2" in diameter. Condition is excellent.
A fine Austria Hungarian Renaissance Revival period gilt silver brooch with baroque pearls, colored crystal and rubies. The piece tests silver and has no marks. It measures 2 1/2" by 1 3/4" and dates c. 1880. Condition is very fine. Pieces such as this were produced in the late 19th century with glass and some low quality gemstones.
A fine sterling silver ring by the Bayonihan jewelry company. The company began business in 1974 in Massachusetts. The ring is a size 8, but can be easily sized down. It measures 1" across and rises above the finger 1/2". It is signed Bayonihan 925. Condition is excellent.
A most unusual Art Deco period brooch with a sterling silver Empire State Building surrounded by moss agate. The piece dates c. 1935 and measures a little over 1 3/4" by 1 1/2". There is a mark which may be 925, but the piece tests silver. It is in excellent condition.
A fine sterling silver and inlaid stone baby bracelet from Birmingham, England. The bracelet has bright cut engraved decoration and inlaid stones making the word "Baby". The B is malachite and may have been replaced. The A and B are bloodstone, and the Y is a red agate. The piece is hallmarked with the Birmingham marks, the year 1912-13 and the maker is W.H.L. The bracelet measures 3/8" at its widest and has a safety charm. The opening is 1 3/4" by 1 3/8". It is i ...click for details
A signed Modern ring By Atelier Michael Zobel in sterling silver with eight small pave set diamonds. There is a pale amethyst set in an 18K gold bezel. The diamonds have been tested, as have the silver and the gold. The ring is a size 7 3/4 and has a width of just under 3/4 at its widest. The piece is signed with Michael Zobel's mark. Condition is excellent.
