14kt gold cufflinks with rose cut diamonds and emeralds in a trefoil design in a round button with a matte finish, circa 1900, about 1" long
$365.00
Antique Art Nouveau 10kt yellow gold cufflinks of a floral design --perhaps bleeding hearts?, circa 1900, measuring 3/4" by 5/8"
$185.00
Pair of Art Deco 14kt yellow gold nephrite jade cufflinks with black enamel on the opposite link with a substantial gauge measuring 1/2" by 3/8"
$575.00
and some Vintage Cufflinks too
Vintage 14kt yellow gold oval shaped cufflinks set with pink sapphires with radiating rays from the off center stone, circa 1950s measuring 7/8" long and 5/8"
$675.00
Pair of vintage 14kt yellow gold estate cufflinks of horses head with ruby eyes in front and cowboy boots on the back, measuring 7/8” across from neck to nuzzle
$695.00
Antique set of platinum topped mother of pearl pair of 14kt cufflinks (1/2” diameter) studs (1/4” diameter) by Larter & Son retailed by Marshall Field & Co in the original fitted box
$795.00
and some other interesting accessories
Wonderful 14kt watch chain in a white gold
(15” long) with cylinder links decorated with two rings of two black enamel connected by smaller oval links, circa 1915, by Enos Richardson & Co. Newark, NJ
$875.00
Art Nouveau Sterling watch fob with a clever design of fleur de lis links and a fob depicting a cupid with his hunting dog, circa 1900, measuring 5-1/2" long with the carabiner/dog clip at the top
$470.00
Early Art Deco/late Edwardian two color 14kt watch chain, circa 1910, measuring 15” long with alternating white and pink chain links with a geometrically shaped carobener with 14kt hallmark in an oval label
$650.00
Antique Stickpins
14kt antique grotesque face stickpin with an OMC diamond in his mouth, circa 1890s, 2-1/2" long
SOLD
14kt Art Deco white gold filigree pear shaped stickpin, with an diamond, circa 1920s, 3" long
SOLD
14kt Art Nouveau couching griffin stickpin with a seed pearl, circa 1890s, 2-1/4" long
SOLD
14k yellow gold stickpin with an OMC diamond bezel set with enamel, circa 1890s, 2-1/4" long
