The Larkin Co. bracelet box. Larkin (Buffalo, Chicago, Peoria) sold mass‑market jewelry and household goods from the late 1800s through mid‑20th century. • Made from 12K rolled gold plate. Indicates rolled‑gold‑plate, consistent with the box labeling (12K RGP).
Antique Crescent Bar Brooch • Circa 1895–1915 • Measures approx 2.5 inches long • Curved crescent / scimitar form • Die-pressed decorative design (pattern visible front and back) • Gold-plated or rolled gold finish (unmarked) • Set with a lavender paste or early glass stone • Stone shows visible facet wear from age • Early C-clasp with extended pin stem • Tube hinge construction • No safety clasp Condition Notes • Thin metal construction typical of the period • Surface wear consistent with age • Stone wear clearly visible and disclosed
Looks a like a layer of gold rolled around as you can see the seem on both sides, ornate chased engraved etched gold with ball end clip with hook Very interesting victorian piece of history. I wonder what the exact true function was for this item. I didnt want to test it because i would have to Scratch the surface and i didnt want to damage the piece. 1.25” long. 1.1 grams
ANTIQUE, LATE VICTORIAN, WATCH FOB CHAIN WITH DOG CLIP, NO PENDANT or FOB, ON A SILVER-PLATED BAR LINKS CHAIN, 14″ in LENGTH. My pictures are enlarged to show quality, condition and details. This chain is a bit over 14″ in length, including its dog clip.
This necklace is in extra nice condition. Marked 10k on broach and another small mark on the chain lock. Stone is untested, may be glass or Gemstone. Gold has been tested. Gold is two-tone with yellow and rose gold accents.
“B&F” refers to Baden & Foss, a prominent New York-based jewelry manufacturer known for producing high-quality mountings and finished pieces during the 1940s-1950s, though they operated around the Art Deco period.
The ring is marked 10KT on the inside of the band, and is a size 6 1/2. Ring is in good pre-owned condition.
Le Carnet | Victorian Gold Filled Locket Watch Chain Fob Necklace (Victorian, c. 1900–1915). Practicality may have dictated its purpose. Personality shaped its final form. •Style: Watch chain fob necklace / box locket necklace.
The oval-shaped pendant features a stunning honey-colored amber cabochon. The double necklace is comprised of 5,6mm South Sea pearls and 8mm Amber beads set with a 14k Yellow Gold push lock closure.