Modernest Earrings 1950-1970 Vintage Unsigned

The is a pair of vintage unsigned MCM earrings from the shaped like circles with a hook closure. These modernist earrings are handmade and feature a multicolor design, suitable for all occasions and with a steampunk theme. Measuring 1.5 inches in length, these dangle/drop earrings are made of copper and are part of the fashion jewelry department, perfect for both men and women looking to add a unique and stylish accessory to their collection.

Crown Trifari “Chicklet” Shaped Beads, 1950-1970s

The Crown Trifari “Chicklet” Shaped Beads necklace is a vintage piece from the 1950s-1970s era. The necklace features white beads in the shape of “chicklets” and a spring ring closure. With a length of 22 inches, this beaded necklace exudes a classic and timeless style that is perfect for adding a touch of vintage elegance to any outfit.

Crown Trifari “Chicklet” Shaped Beads, 1950-1970s

The Crown Trifari “Chicklet” Shaped Beads necklace is a vintage piece from the 1950s-1970s era. The necklace features white beads in the shape of “chicklets” and a spring ring closure. With a length of 22 inches, this beaded necklace exudes a classic and timeless style that is perfect for adding a touch of vintage elegance to any outfit.

Vintage Bowling Pins & Ball Charm Pendant Circa 1950-1970 Gold Tone 1” Diameter

Vintage bowling pendant, circa 1950s to 1970s. Gold tone. Good condition. Black Onyx bowling ball. Approximately 1 inch in diameter. The pendant features a bowling motif, specifically two crossed bowling pins and a round, black cabochon stone that represents a bowling ball. Peak Popularity: American ten-pin bowling reached its “golden age during the postwar years, a period spanning the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. • Widespread Awards: During this era, league bowling soared in popularity, and awards like medals, rings, and charms were commonly distributed to participants and champions.

Vintage Bowling Pins & Ball Charm Pendant Circa 1950-1970 Gold Tone 1” Diameter

Vintage bowling pendant, circa 1950s to 1970s. Gold tone. Good condition. Black Onyx bowling ball. Approximately 1 inch in diameter. The pendant features a bowling motif, specifically two crossed bowling pins and a round, black cabochon stone that represents a bowling ball. Peak Popularity: American ten-pin bowling reached its “golden age during the postwar years, a period spanning the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. • Widespread Awards: During this era, league bowling soared in popularity, and awards like medals, rings, and charms were commonly distributed to participants and champions.