Lot 2 ~ Vintage Eisenberg Christmas Tree Pin Lot Of 2
Set of 2 Eisenberg Christmas tree brooches. See photos and other pin listings.
Eisenberg Original Fur Clip Hudge
Rare & beautiful Eisenberg Original fur clip! She’s a large lady, with lots of class. I believe she is from the 1940’s era. If you want more, just ask.
Eisenberg Original Fur Clip Hudge
Rare & beautiful Eisenberg Original fur clip! She’s a large lady, with lots of class. I believe she is from the 1940’s era. If you want more, just ask.
Eisenberg Rhinestone Brooch from Mid Century
Eisenberg Rhinestone Brooch from Mid Century
Vintage Eisenberg Artist Series Enamel Mushroom Brooch Pin Signed
Vintage Eisenberg Artist Series Enamel Mushroom Brooch Pin Signed MISSING SOME ENANEL, please see photos. Still looks good Nice, vintage piece. Please visit my eBay store for more great items. Lots of collectible costume jewelry and fine pieces. All our items come from important, private estates. Thank you!
Vintage Eisenberg Artist Series Enamel Mushroom Brooch Pin Signed
Vintage Eisenberg Artist Series Enamel Mushroom Brooch Pin Signed MISSING SOME ENANEL, please see photos. Still looks good Nice, vintage piece. Please visit my eBay store for more great items. Lots of collectible costume jewelry and fine pieces. All our items come from important, private estates. Thank you!
VTG Eisenberg Original Sterling Vermeil Fur Clip Uranium Glass Green Stones
Stones : Large faceted unfoiled uranium glass + clear rhinestone accents. Signed : “E” & “Sterling” (Block print E was only used from 1942-1945 when the piece didn’t have enough room for the full mark).
VTG Eisenberg Original Sterling Vermeil Fur Clip Uranium Glass Green Stones
Stones : Large faceted unfoiled uranium glass + clear rhinestone accents. Signed : “E” & “Sterling” (Block print E was only used from 1942-1945 when the piece didn’t have enough room for the full mark).
Rare 1942 Eisenberg Original Rhinestone Bow Brooch Patent Book Piece F. Nathan
The design is shown in the patent records as Des. 131,688, issued March 24, 1942, with Florence Nathan listed as inventor. It has that fabulous early Eisenberg “ice” look: bold, bright, charming, and just a little bit theatrical.
