Barclay Signed Gold Tone Curb Chain Bracelet Box Clasp Rhinestone Flower Charm
Barclay Signed Gold Tone Curb Chain Bracelet Box Clasp Rhinestone Flower Charm
Vintage Warmet Polish Silver Bangle Bracelet 800 Mid Century Acanthus Leaf 18.3g
Pattern: Embossed Acanthus Leaf Foliate Scroll. The official Polish State Assay Office mark used between 1963–1986: An oval shield depicting a woman’s profile in a headscarf facing right. It features the code “3”, indicating a certified 800 continental silver composition.
Vintage Lot of 2 Gold Floral Engraved Hinged (1) Brass Bangle Bracelets
This lot consists of two vintage gold floral engraved brass bangle bracelets. One hinged. These stylish bracelets are perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any outfit. Made of brass, they feature a round shape with intricate floral engravings, making them a unique and charming accessory. With a vintage appeal and classic bangle style, these bracelets are a timeless addition to any jewelry collection, suitable for both men and women alike.
Vintage Lot of 2 Gold Floral Engraved Hinged (1) Brass Bangle Bracelets
This lot consists of two vintage gold floral engraved brass bangle bracelets. One hinged. These stylish bracelets are perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any outfit. Made of brass, they feature a round shape with intricate floral engravings, making them a unique and charming accessory. With a vintage appeal and classic bangle style, these bracelets are a timeless addition to any jewelry collection, suitable for both men and women alike.
Toshikane Seven Lucky Gods Porcelain Necklace
Highly collectible Toshikane Seven Lucky Gods necklace featuring seven individual portraits, exquisitely crafted in porcelain. The porcelains are small, colorful, highly detailed discs, each set in a silver bezel and linked by small jump rings. The Seven Lucky Gods are a group of deities worshiped to bring good fortune. Their names are Ebisu, Daikokuten, Bishamonten, Benzaiten, Fukurokuju, Jurojin and Hotei. The bracelet secures with a slide clasp signed “Toshikane Japan.” Circa 1950. Toshikane was a Japanese company specializing in finely crafted porcelain jewelry. It is believed the company was in operation from the 1930s to the 1960s, though specific dates of operation are shrouded in mystery. Most of the pieces produced by Toshikane include representations of Japanese culture.
