Nice spring load opens in front 

Medium size wrist (measures about 2 1/2" in diameter across middle 

Beautiful Gold bracelet that has the heft of gold but it is plated

Signed Monet inside 

Has copyright symbol so after 1955?

Lovely Heavy plated high glam earrings 

I see no hallmark but there might be something on the round pad where the clip lands

channel set baguette stones decorate the front of a curved bar that measures about 1.5" 

Clip earrings 

Preowned 

I think these look c 1950's to 1980

2 1/4' long, enameled w/ faux diamonds. legs wiggle when wearer moves.  Articulated Brooch , silver and gold colors.

This is a heavy quality made 16" gilt chain choker necklace with a deep red domed faux red stone (faux coral?) probably made of bakelite or lucite. The chain looks and feels and "moves" like real gold.  It is lovely. The back stamp on the pendant is marvella (no copyright symbol )   It has a lobster clasp. 

Quality Made - designed by ??  The only name I saw that designed for Marvella was Kenneth Jay Lane 

Age? Vintage .. But after 1930's due to Lobster Clasp.  The hallmark is just Marvella (no copyright symbol)...I am guessing this might be 1950's?

I see no damage 

16" clasp to clasp

Pendant does not remove

heavy gold links look bench made and securely closed. 

According to the net: 

The lobster clasp was patented in 1928 by the American jeweler, Louis Bell.

It became popular in the 1930s as a secure fastening for jewelry.

The design was inspired by the shape of a lobster's claw, hence the name

Founded by Sol E. Weinreich, Marvella began as Weinreich Bros. Company in 1911 in Philadelphia. This business not only manufactured jewelry under their own Marvella brand, but they made inventory for other jewelry establishments as well. In 1950, the name of the business changed to Marvella Pearls and later morphed into Marvella Inc....Marvella was acquired by Crystal Brands Inc. in 1982 which also owned the Trifari and Monet trademarks at the time. In 2000, Liz Claiborne bought Crystal Brands and moved jewelry production for Marvella lines out of the United States.

A gentlemen's catch all for keys, pocket change, wallet, and little black book if they still do that... oh wait I forgot about cell phones,,,,This is a solid wood box . 8 1/2" x 6' x 3.
I don't know the kind of wood, I've seen these boxes for sale for hundreds of dollars
Box hinge works great.
Looks to be c1900.
West Point cadet is a young George Patton. I decorated this box about six years ago with a photo and hobby lobby decoupage.

Antique Box with Bakelite handle and mirror inside. I see no damage,

Vintage Earrings possibly c1930's

Beautiful combination.   The large cabochon is dk and light blue and looks like faux lapis? this is then surrounded by five deep blue prong set cut glass stones,  Something about the style and workmanship of these clip earrings looks European to me. Perhaps Checho-slov or Austrian,  But no hallmarks or back stamps so not sure of the manufacture, Gilt filigree ..even on the back it is decorated.  Some Age patina on the back.

Clips work fine.  They are not heavy or uncomfortable.

I see no damage or signature/ hallmarks.

Clip Earrings ... well made to stand the test of time

Beautiful glittery Faux Diamonds in pear shape and marques shapes

Monet backstamp

No damage

Great for formal or high style events

Beautiful Large 2 1/2" round metal Brooch looks like a planet with rings (to me). Very "Modern".  From my personal jewelry box collection.  I enjoyed wearing this on a suit and paired it with these pierced earrings.

No hallmarks on any of the pieces

Metal type unknown but they look, feel and wear like real gold

Quality design ... Is this "Space" inspired.. I could see this on a startrek fashion

earrings are about 1" long and are for pierced ears

Brooch is about 2 1/2" round , has a pin closure,

no damage to either item

unpacked 1 oz

aurora stones huge about 5+ carats

stone measures about 3/4" diameter, prong set down in gilt basket design.  Clip style earrings marked Judy Lee & Pat Pend

A Pair of Fabulous Earrings. They look new but had to have been made between 1949 and 1968. The stones are about 5 carats , I am guessing, and have fire in them . I think they are called borialis? Basket design clip earrings in gilt that looks like real gold. Signed on the clasp Judy Lee. These are dazzlers.

about 1" diameter in size across the "basket"

From the internet - History Of Judy Lee Fashion Jewelry

Judy Lee brand began in 1949 in Chicago, founded by Blanche Viano, Soon her husband Aldo Viano became an assistant and general manager of the company. The company is known for beautiful designs, high craftmanship and value. Today they are a collectible fashion statement , The company worked until 1968. All of the company’s magnificent jewelry is now highly valued by collectors of the vintage jewelry.

*Not another Battery Watch

Waltham Ladies Watch
According to the Internet this company started around 1850 and went out of business in 1957. Is this watch pre 1957?

This is mechanical. 17 Jewels. runs fine. A gold tone Waltham 17 jewel vintage ladies watch from my jewelry box. I don't remember when I obtained this watch but it has been a good one for me Downsizing my collections now that I am retired.

Band stamped Harline Inc (has the look of real gold).

*Vintage Morris Moskowitz Mid Century Clutch Purse

Clean and Pretty Purse, Exterior Dark Blue ... don't know material .. might be wool

blue Lining looks like satin. clean.
MM Label as shown. (I gently wiped lint from the outside and inside)
Purse has Very Mid-Century Modern Styling...

Looks like a Hollywood Vibe

Size - 8" long x 4" tall by about 1 1/2 " thick this is a nice size hand clutch for a stylish evening out. Navy blue with gilt brass and the most eye catching thumb opening in a stacked half oval ...

Mr. Moskowitz had an interesting career which can be read on the internet. His beautiful bags have withstood the test of time because of the thoughtful design, careful construction and because they have been well treasured items by their prior owner. This bag is perhaps 50-70 +/- years old and still looks great (gently used). To me it looks mid century /art deco but I do not know the age .

Accordidng to the internet, in 1937, Moskowitz and a business partner, Arnold Garay, started the Garay handbag company. Later in 1948/49, Moskowitz started his eponymous company, MM (as seen on the label). In 1952, high-quality wool manufacturer Forstmann (established 1904) collaborated with Moskowitz on MM’s line of wool broadcloth bags.

Age Unknown Baroness 17 Jewel Watch

Looking for some vintage stocking suffers?

Has a winding stem
does not say quartz on it
back says Stainless DQ
about the size of a quarter
I hear it running... ticking...Winding stem seems to work fine to change the time.

I am not a jeweler but I can say it seems to be working fine and is a pretty silver color and clean. I guess it hung on a chain necklace .
Age unknown,

VINTAGE Limoges Brooch Made in France

Stocking stuffer for a little Princess?

Clearing out my jewelry box now that I am retired.

What to do with vintage brooches? Repurposed and Re-imagined design... Without damaging the brooch, Some time ago I made it into a necklace. (If someone wanted to return it to just a brooch, it can be easily changed back. )

I Blinged up my Limoges France Cameo by using the beads from a midcentury vintage faux pearl necklace and some additional findings and stone pink hearts (?carnelian? bought from Hobby Lobby as a stone item not plastic ). I Used 4 lb. clear fishing twine so it would not show and be flexible.

Cameo necklace
4 oz
Hallmark "Made in Limoges France" Brooch has a hanging loop option
17" long
red stone hearts and silver tone findings.

Ring, Smoky Topaz type stone w/ clear stones

Hallmarked PD

2" floer pin/brooch on necklace. repurposed  no dmage to pin, maker unknown  2 oz plus

about 19" long

Laurel Burch signed earrings
Enamel & Cloisonne
the Bird of Paradise design has a Hawaiian tropical feel
post earrings. Each round disk is about the size of an US Nicklel

Pretty designer earrings... Priced low only to encourage bidding...