Other - Signed and Unsigned

I love old brass jewelry, especially with an even patina of age. This mesh bracelet is very supple and is 1 1/4" wide and 7" long. It shows wear on the back of the clasp parts, but it can't be seen when the bracelet's worn.

Pretty domed design with three levels of aqua rhinestones surrounded by larger aquamarine rhinestones. The pewter color silvertone metal peaks through here and there as snowflake tips and arching petals. 1 1/4" in diameter.

Beautiful, sparkling earrings are 3/4" in diameter and have lots of movement.

Each lovely drop is 3/4" long and hangs from an Art Deco bail. Try them with jeans!

Knots and aqua rhinestones were popular in the late '40s and early '50s. The two are combined in this pretty little 15" necklace. The chain shows some wear, but I cleaned part of it with a Sunshine cloth, so the rest will probably also clean up well.

Beautiful classic pin fits right in everywhere! 1 1/4" in diameter.

Scrumptious layered design with smooth golden swirls and sprays of pink rhinestone topped off with a large hot pink chaton. Longest dimension is 1 7/8".

Lovely choker with milk glass in small rounds and navettes in three sizes. The three main elements of the necklace are highlighted by clear rhinestones which are just beginning to show age and sparkle beautifully. About 15 1/4" long.

Lovely Art Deco child's expansion bracelet. Every other scroll has a floral design. Signed "Co-Star" in script and "1/20 12K Tops Stainless Backs." The metal heart's finish has some minor edge wear, and the back of the heart has darkened, but the rest of the stainless has not. The mother of pearl heart is 5/8" tall and needs to be cleaned. The cross has a tiny scratch less than 1/8" long. Unstretched, the inside circumference of this beautiful little piece of history is 4 1/4".

In my search for information on the manufacturer, I found a New York Times obituary for S. Paul Boochever (spelled with "oo" instead of "ou") who passed away in 1983 at the age of 74. He headed Jeanne Bouchever Inc., which made women's accessories and apparel in Essex CT. His wife's first name was Jeanne. Interestingly, before he turned to manufacturing women's items, he ran the Department of Corrections for the State of New York!

Beautiful pin with heavy glass - or possibly stone - keystones forming an arch around a large 3/8" amber chaton. Lots of detail, including a few tiny shimmering golden specks in the central keystone. 1 3/4" across.

These appear to be unworn. 1 1/8" long, but very lightweight.

Gorgeous glass flower necklace is fantastic on white or black. The flower is 1 3/4" across, and the necklace is about 30" long.

This eye-catching set was sold to me as glass, but it could be ceramic or porcelain; I'm not good at distinguishing these. Large hollow beads are strung with spacers on a goldtone chain to form a necklace with a maximum length of 16 1/2". Each bead dangling from the lever clip earrings is 3/4" in diameter. The stretch cuff bracelet is comfortable on my 6 1/2" wrist. Most of the beads have surface crazing that is not noticeable from a normal viewing distance. Because the necklace was folded and stored for many years, the chain has retained its little folds and the necklace requires a few adjustments for it to lie correctly. If you would like it restrung, I will do so at no extra charge.

Cute earrings can be shaped anyway you'd like. Lever clips. As shown, each is about 2" long.