Abstract sterling and 14K gold ring by Roach2; about size 11-1/2; band is approximately 5/16" wide; marked: "ROACH2 STERLING, 14K;" fine condition.

$175.00 (item #M524)

Pictured, is just one of Vinni Miller's beautiful hand-hammered pendants from her Flying Objects series.  Vinni Miller, who lives in New York City, creates Calder-type jewelry without soldering. The pendants in the Flying Objects series are lightly hammered, twisted and looped sterling silver; this one is about 3-1/2" long; there are seven in all (see html page); included with each is a knotted vinyl cord of about 24"; fine condition.

For more information about Vinni Miller, see http://www.modernsilver.com/VinnieMillerJewelry.htm

$165.00  (item #MV001) NEW!

Ingenious little sterling bar pin with tiny green and red beads floating under Plexiglas; about 1-5/8" x 7/16"; marked: "STERLING" and copyright symbol; excellent condition.

David Jones received his Bachelor of Fine Arts/Crafts degree at the University of Pennsylvania in Kutztown and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Jewelry and Metalsmithing at the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia.  He has been studying at the Penland School of Crafts from 1988 to the present and has participated in many exhibitions throughout the United States and other countries such as a One Person Show ,"American Folk" in Asheville, North Carolina, 2000; an International Traveling Show in Sweden, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Stockholm, 1999 into early 2000; "ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS" at the Velvet da Vinci Gallery in San Francisco, 2001; "Once and Again" at the OXOXO Gallery in Baltimore, Maryland, 2001; S.O.F.A. in New York City with Gallery 500, 2001; and many more.

He is represented by numerous prestigious galleries and is in demand for commission work.

Here is his part of his artist's statement:

I consider myself a three dimensional animator. My goal is to use the finest material both new and old to create functional and non-functional curiosities.  I look to the work of old drawing from, the Arts and Crafts movement, Folk Art, Modernism and the beginnings of the American Studio Movement and its contemporaries all around the globe.   The finished pieces look as though they may be old but are curiously 21^st Century.  I search in unobvious places for materials such as antler, recycled copper (including existing patina), scraps of various woods – (exotic and not so), European Laminate, plus anything else that I notice a certain “richness” – to include in my work.  Recycled materials are more or less a constant.  I also use traditional commercially available materials such as Sterling, Fine Silver, Copper, Brass, Bronze, and high carat gold, among others. 

See: "David Jones, Three Dimensional Animator" MODERN SILVER magazine, Spring, 2009.

$165.00 (item #C537)

Tie tack-type circular pin by David Jones; sterling with gold and tiny beads under Plexiglas; approximately 1" diameter; marked: "STERLING" and "98;" excellent condition.

$155.00 (item #C543)

Silver and copper bar pin with gold heart by David Jones; about 2-14" x 1/2"; marked: "DAVID JONES, STERLING, .999, 22K," and imprint of a hand; excellent condition.

$185.00 (item #C549)

Enamel on copper pin by Maxwell Chayat--wonderful minimalist design in exquisite colors; about 2" x 1-3/8"; marked: "CHAYAT" on the clasp; fine condition--no chips or cracks.

Maxwell Chayat (1909 - 1982) was born in Paris, but came to the United States as a child during World War I. His workMr. Chayat's work was prominent in private collections and synagogues in Syracuse. His sculpture ''The Sentinel'' stands outside Crouse College on the Syracuse University campus. His work has been shown at the Smithsonian Institution, Cooper Union, the Jewish Museum of New York and the Newark Museum.

$195.00  (item #M0253B)

Sterling and blue enamel modern design handmade pin by John Bryan; ca. 1950's; approximately 2" x 1"; marked: "BRYAN, STERLING;" fine condition.

John Bryan was a modernist jeweler who lived and worked in the 1950s in Asheville, North Carolina.  He worked mostly in abstract designs in enamel on silver and sold his work through the Southern Highlands Craft Guild in where he was a member, and at one time on the board of directors.  He died in 1982 at the age of 85. (Information is from my book, Modernist Jewelry, 1930-1960, The Wearable Art Movement, page 221)  

$175.00 (item #M1003)

Ed Levin sterling and 14K gold earrings; post for pierced ears; each is about 1" by 3/4"; marked: "Ed Levin (in script), STER/14K;" nice patina; fine condition.

SOLD (item #M0282)

Handmade sterling brooch with woven sterling wire, beads and stones; wonderful patina; 3" X 2"; marked: "STERLING;" fine condition.

Great looking, artist-made, sterling organic pendant; good weight; about 2-1/2" x 2"; no marks; fine condition.

$185.00  (item #M0317)

Handmade sterling pendant/neckring; great hammered surface; looks fabulous on; pendant hangs about 4" below hammered section of neckring which has an inside diameter of about 3-1/4"; no marks; fine condition.

$135.00 (item #M837)

Handmade sterling ring with pearl from Israel; about size 6-1/2; top sits up approximately 1/4"; diameter of top is about 5/8"; marked "ISRAEL" (indistinctly); fine condition.

Mid 20th century enamel on copper earrings by James Lanham; each is about 1-1/2" x 3/4"; screwbacks; fine condition; inscribed: "Lanham."

$125.00 (item #M0161)

Great design mid-20th century enamel on copper pin by Robert & Audrey Engstrom; approximately 2-3/8" x 1"; signed "Engstrom" (in script); one tiny spot of enamel loss on one point; otherwise fine condition.

Robert and Audrey Engstrom are known for their unique, handmade jewelry both in silver and in enamel on copper. They worked independently, but it is difficult to know which partner (they were husband and wife) created the pieces on my website, though the enamel work was probably mostly done by Audrey.  More information, photographs and a short biography can be found in my book, Form & Function, American Modernist Jewelry, 1940 - 1970 and their work was included in the exhibit "American Modernist Jewelry, 1940 - 1970" at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art, 2008. See American Modernist Jewelry, 1940 - 1970, MODERN SILVER magazine, Winter, 2008-2009.

$195.00 (item #M0159)

Modern design mid-20th century enamel on copper cufflinks by Robert & Audrey Engstrom; approximately 1" square; signed "Engstrom" (in script); some very minor enamel loss on the edges and corners and a little oxidation on the reverse, otherwise fine condition.

$125.00  (item #M0253)

Virgil Cantini enamel on copper screwback earrings, red with white flower design with gold leaf, mottled green on back; 3/4" x 3/4"; marked:"CANTINI"; fine condition.

Colorful, spotted fish pin by Herold Balazs, c. 1950s; brown and yellow enamels on copper; about 2" x 3-1/4"; signed: "BALAZS;" a little wear on the edge of one fin, some crazing and one fine crack where the fin meets the head, otherwise good condition with no enamel loss.

Harold Balazs (b. 1928) is a Mead, Washington sculptor and enamellist.   He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Washington State University in 1951 and has worked in many different media throughout his career including sculpture, jewelry, furniture, toys, etc.  He is a well-known enamellist whose work is scheduled to be shown in a monograph about his life's work, published by the University of Washington Press. (from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Balazs )

$195.00 (item #M0359)

Fascinating raised cubist design enamel pin, possibly German; I am not sure if the metal is silver, but polishes like silver; about 1-1/2' x 1-3/4", illegibly inscribed on reverse with what I believe is "Herrschaft"; a little wear at the corners, otherwise fine condition.

$175.00 (item #M0284)

Beautiful gold-washed brass earrings by Pericles, Haiti; approximately 2-6/8" long x 3/4" wide (at the bottom); hoops for pierced ears; marked: "PERICLES, HAITI;" fine condition.

Deep, three-dimensional spiral sterling earrings, c. 1950s; each is about 1" diameter; fine condition, no marks.

$135.00  (item #M0229)

Gorgeous, heavy gauge hand-hammered sterling collar by Tucson, Arizona metalsmith/jeweler, Fred Zweig; about 1/4" wide at the front tapering back to approximately 3/16" at the ends; inside diameter about 4-3/4" through the center (each one is slightly different because they are completely handmade).

Fred Zweig's collars are the nicest I've seen and are beautiful worn by themselves or with a pendant. They also transform pins into stunning pendants (see photos on html page).  It is possible to order more than one of this item.

$160.00 (item #C488) (I am out of these at present, but can take orders as each one is handmade)

Great design hammered sterling pin; about 4-5/8" long; marked: "PEARCE, STERLING"; fine condition.

$135.00  (item #M0227)

Maricela sterling spiral brooches, c. 1950s; each about 1-1/2" diameter; both have safety catches; each is marked: "Maricela (in script), 925, TASCO, STERLING, HECHO EN MEXICO," and eagle stamp with number "3;" light surface wear, otherwise fine condition.

$125.00 each (item #X482) (one has been sold)

Early Mexican sterling bar pin in the shape of an arrow; about 2-1/4" x 1/2"; marked: "MEXICO, SILVER, TAXCO;" nice old patina, fine condition..

$125.00 (item #X732)

Sterling with abalone inlay bolo by Rancho Alegre with initial "S"; bolo is about 1-3/4" x 1"; woven cloth cord is approximately 38" overall and has sterling tips; marked: "RANCHO ALEGRE, STERLING, TAXCO, 925;" a few cracks in the abalone and silver shows light wear; otherwise good condition.

$150.00 (item #X612)

Happy design, pewter pin by R. Landerholm, Sweden; about 1-3/4" x 1-1/4"; inscribed: "R. Landerholm," and stamped "Tenn" and Swedish triple crown stamp; fine condition.

$125.00 (item #S125)

Fun sterling spherical pendent by Norwegian designers Frank and Regine Juhls; ball is about 3/4" diameter, 26" sterling chain; marked "KAUTOKEINO, JUHLS, 830S, 5;" fine condition.

$150.00 (item #S108)

Great spun silver design circular ring by Sten Ky, Finland; top is approximately 1-1/2" diameter; adjustable (about size 6-3/4 presently); marked with Sten Ky stamp, "925H," Turku stamp, and "T7" (for 1972); some surface wear on the band, otherwise excellent condition.

$150.00 (item #S366)

Native American sterling and picture agate ring; size 4-3/4'; no marks; fine condition.

$85.00 (#N105)

Sterling and picture agate pin; 1-7/8" x 1-1/8"; no marks; fine condition.

$105.00 (#N106)

ENAMEL PENDANT BY HELEN FRANCES NEWHARD

Great, early Ed Levin sterling and red dot enamel earrings in open design, light and pretty; approximately 5/8" diameter; marked: "LEVIN" on side, and STERLING on back of screw; miniscule indentation on the edge of one red dot; otherwise fine condition.

$150.00 (item #M0351)

A very cool pair of handmade mid-20th century sterling earrings by Rob (they are not signed, but came with that attribution--I do not know anything about the artist); about 2-5/8" long; fine condition with great patina.

$105.00 (item #HPM004)NEW!

Clear glass ring with green and black and brass wire purchased from the estate of Frances Higgins; c. 1950s-60s; approximately 1" square; ring is about size 5; one of the glass bubbles has popped--leaving a small hole, otherwise original condition.

$195.00 (item #M722)

M.A.D.E. STERLING PENDANT

Sterling and copper mixed metals and wood pendant with bead by David Jones and Tess Doran; 1-3/4” x 7/8" on approximately 16” metal cord; excellent condition.

M.A.D.E. is the collaborative work of husband and wife team Tess Doran and David Jones.  They have been sharing the same studio and working successfully as separate artists for the past 14 years until this common design project brought them together at the beginning of 2007.

David received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Kutztown University in Pennsylvania in 1990 and went on to Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia where he graduated in 1993 with a Master of Fine Arts degree.

Tess received a degree in Business at the Carlow Institute of Technology in Ireland in 1984 and then made the leap to craft and studied to be a silversmith at the Grennan Mill Craft School in Kilkenny, Ireland. Both David and Tess have studied (and taught together) at Penland School of Craft in North Carolina.

$190.00 (item #C793)

M.A.D.E. STERLING OVAL PENDANT

Three-dimensional sterling and copper mixed metals pendant with gold wash on metal cord by David Jones and Tess Doran; 1-3/4” x 1-1/4" on approximately 16” metal cord; marked: "MADE, STERLING; 22K" excellent condition.

M.A.D.E. STERLING MIXED METALS EARRINGS

Sterling and copper mixed metals earrings with gold wash by David Jones and Tess Doran; approximately 7/8” x 5/16"; excellent condition.

Modernist enamel on copper pin with enamel "stones" and great colors of blue and green; about 3-1/4" long x 1" wide (at the wide end); marked illegibly on reverse; good condition with a bit of roughness on the edges that may be original to the making of the piece, no cracks or missing enamel.

$125.00 (item #M0362)

A great pair of handmade mid-20th century sterling and ebony earrings; reminiscent of the work of Cavagnaro, but unsigned; screwbacks; approximately 2-3/8" long; fine condition.

$135.00 (item #M0250)

Pretty enamel and copper pendant by Lilyan Bachrach; approximately 4-1/2" x 7/8"; one tiny chip on the edge, otherwise fine condition; unsigned, from artist's collection.

$125.00 (item #M998)

Sterling silver screwback button earrings (unsure of the red material); diameter is about 7/8"; nice patina; very light surface wear, otherwise fine condition.

$95.00 (item #KH-M0378) NEW!

Great looking blue enamel on copper link bracelet by Kay Denning; counter-enameled with white; about 7" long x 5/8" wide; signed: "K. DENNING; no chips to the enamel on the outside, a couple of small flakes on the edges of the inside; fine condition.

$95.00 (item #M0357)

Copper pendant with glass by Rafael Alfandary; pendant is about 3-1/2" long x 1-1/2" wide; chain is about 30" overall; marked: "Rafael, Canada;" nice patina; fine condition.

Rafael Alfandary was a recent emigrant to Toronto, Ontario, Canada from Israel in 1970 when he enrolled in an English class at George Brown College. As a thank you gift to his teacher he designed and presented a necklace to her. The striking design and movement of the necklace soon created a demand for similar jewellery from other women who were enamored of the style and originality. Taking up the opportunity that the life process had laid before him, Rafael set up shop in his basement and started production on the kinetic designs made of hammered brass or copper, and bezel set with natural stone or glass cabochons.

His work is very recognizable.....The chains on the large necklaces are as elaborate as the pendants themselves and balance it with an aesthetic symmetry. He soon discovered Murano glass which provided colours ranging from brilliant orange hues to the most earthy translucent purple I have ever seen (as if one can ever describe purple as "earthy"). He loved melting and combining different colours of the glass, and as such no two cabochon colours are exactly the same.....The rippled nature on the reverse side of the glass also created some amazing reflections seen against the metal backing through the top of the transparent coloured glass.

Rafael closed his shops in Canada in 1980 to pursue other business and personal opportunities but is now back in Toronto, Canada where he and his wife Eriko are creating clocks and his one of a kind rings.

Taken from "Abstractions, a Sampler of Modern Canadian Jewellers" by Roberta Peach, MODERN SILVER magazine, Dec.- January, 2003-2004.  http://www.modernsilver.com/Abstractions.htm

$95.00 (item #M0360)

Handmade sterling ring in great modern design with blue glass; wonderful patina; size 5; marked: "HANDWROUGHT STERLING;"

$99.00 (item #M0354)

A great "Calderesque" double spiral pendant with 18" chain; pendant is about 3-3/4" wide x 3" tall; no marks; I believe it is made from square silver wire, but I have not tested the piece for silver content; fine condition.

$65.00 (M0308)

Abstract sterling brooch with agate by Carlisle; approximately 2" by 1-1/4"; marked: "CARLISLE STERLING;" fine condition.

$95.00 (item #C819)

Wood and silver pin by Mio; about 2-3/4" by 2-1/2"; fine condition.

$85.00 (item #C820)

Enamel on white metal pendant with colorful fish by de Passille-Sylvestre; approximately 1-3/4" x 1-3/8"; marked: "de Passille-Sylvestre;" enamel is in fine condition with no chips or cracks but a little loss of some sort of coating (barely noticeable with 10X loupe); otherwise fine condition.

The talented team of Micheline de Passille and Yves Sylvestre began their shop in St. Adele PQ in 1960. Talented enamalists, their work embodies the most prized elements of colour and form related to modern design. (taken from "Abstractions, A Sampling of Modern Canadian Jewelers, 1960 - 1980," by Roberta Peach, MODERN SILVER magazine, December - January, 2003 - 2004)

$65.00 (M0291)

Lovely oval ring by Sholtz & Lammel, Germany, probably ca. 1960s;  cloisonné matte enamel in red and purple with silver-colored metal; oval top is about 7/8" x  slightly less than 5/8"; shank is adjustable--open in back; currently size 6; marked with "S" (in circle); fine condition.

SOLD  (item #M1042)   

Pretty softly square ring by Sholtz & Lammel, Germany, probably ca. 1960s;  cloisonné matte enamel in pink and black with gold-colored metal; top is about 3/4" x 5/8"; shank is adjustable--open in back; currently size 6; marked with "S" (in circle); one tiny chip on reverse bottom edge, otherwise fine condition.

$75.00  (item #M1043)   

Mexican sterling screwback earrings; c. 1950s; approximately 3/4" x 3/4"; wonderful patina; marked: "SILVER, MEXICO"; fine condition.

$85.00 (item #X707)

Pretty N. E. From sterling pin; approximately 2-5/8" x 2-5/8"; marked: "STERLING, DENMARK, N. E. FROM, 925S;" fine condition.

$85.00 (item #S122)

N. E. From sterling ring; about size 7; design lends itself to comfort; marked: "FROM, 925S;" fine condition.

$95.00 (item #S126)

Nice modern design sterling and brass pin; approximately 2-3/8" x 1-1/8"; marked: "TH-36, MEXICO, 925;" light surface wear, otherwise fine condition.

$65.00 (item #M0220)

Handmade sterling cufflinks; interesting abstract design and good weight; tops are approximately 1" x 3/8"; great patina, fine condition.

$85.00 (item #M0222)

$95.00 (item #X733)

Modern amoeboid design sterling pin; about 2-1/8" x 1-5/8"; marked "- - - - TRICERE, 0.925, and what looks like TL-SC; fine condition.

$95.00 (item #X628)

Wonderful copper pin; handmade primitive, abstract design; approximately 2" x 2"; fine condition.

$95.00 (item #M1002)

Whimsical, large, handmade aluminum cat pin; about 3-1/2" x 3"; no marks; some surface wear, otherwise fine condition.

Fun handmade aluminum crocodile pin; about 4-5/8" long by 2-1/2" tall; some surface wear, otherwise fine condition.

$85.00 (M995)

Handmade aluminum pin in the shape of a man with a hat; great comic book-type character; approximately 3" x 2-1/2"; some surface wear--appears to have some age; fine condition.

SOLD (item #M973)

Mexican sterling modernist ring with great weight and quality; probably ca. 1950s-60s; top section is approximately 1-1/4" x 7/8"; rings about size 7; marked  with what appears to be "AAE, 925, MEXICO," and early eagle mark; nice patina and surface.

$95.00 (item #X589)

Fascinating sterling charm pin with detailed straw hat, ballet slippers, tragedy and comedy mask, eighth notes and unicorn; about 2" wide by 1-1/2" wide with charms; charms are individually marked; safety catch is missing middle section but works fine as a C-catch, otherwise fine condition.

$45.00  (item #A231)

Fun pair of large white metal clip earrings with carved glass scarabs by Kate Hines; each approximately 2 inches square; marked "KATE HINES;" fine condition.

$45.00 (item #M873)

A great pair of coiled, oxidized copper earrings, handmade by Patricia Riveron Lee; each approximately 2-1/4" long (not including wires); incised "PRL;" excellent condition.

Patricia Riveron Lee is an accomplished artist and jeweler. Her father, Enrique Riveron was a painter/sculptor and friend of Francisco Rebajes.  Patricia tells the story of her family's relationship with Rebajes in an article for MODERN SILVER magazine titled Uncle Frank.

Patricia Riveron Lee's work will be exhibited in "Fiber  & Jewelry" at the Ormond Museum of Art in Ormond Beach, Florida, January 12, 2007 through February 25, 2007. See:  http://www.ormondartmuseum.org/index.htm

SOLD (item #M847)

Handmade sterling earrings by Patricia Riveron Lee; each is about 1-3/4" long; marked "PRL" and "STERLING;" wires for pierced ears; fine condition.

$65.00 (item #M0172)

Handmade sterling pendant by Patricia Riveron Lee with neckring; pendant is about 2-1/2" x 2"; neckring is approximately 5" diameter; fine condition; marked "PRL, STERLING."

SOLD (item #M0173)

Three copper neckrings by Patricia Riveron Lee; two rings on the left have an inside diameter of about 4-1/2" and the round ring on the right about 5"; each fits a fairly small neck size; fine condition.

$27.50 each (item #C520)

Handmade copper brooch by Patricia Riveron Lee; approximately 3-1/4 x 1-1/2"; inscribed: "PRL;" fine condition.

$85.00 (item #C631)

Handmade brass rings by Patricia Riveron Lee; tops are approximately 3/4 x 3/4", each is adjustable, rings on the left have been sold, ring on the right is still available; inscribed "PRL;" fine condition.

$65.00 (item #C635)

Handmade sterling rings by Patricia Riveron Lee; tops vary from 1" wide to 3/4" wide; each is adjustable ring on left adjusts up to size 8, ring on the right adjusts up to size 10; inscribed: "PRL" and marked "STERLING:" fine condition.

$65.00 each (item #C636) (center ring has been sold)

Handmade sterling ring by Patricia Riveron Lee; top is 3/4" x 3/4" ; adjusts up to size 9, inscribed: "PRL" and marked "STERLING:" fine condition.

SOLD (item #C637)

Handmade sterling ring by Patricia Riveron Lee; top is 1" x 3/4" ; adjusts up to size 11, inscribed: "PRL" and marked "STERLING:" fine condition.

$95.00 (item #C638)

A great pair of coiled, oxidized copper barrettes, handmade by Patricia Riveron Lee; one 4" long and the other 3" long; both  incised "PRL;" excellent condition.

$48.00 (large barrette)
(smaller barrette is sold, larger barrette is still available)
(item #M855)

Coiled, oxidized copper barrette, handmade by Patricia Riveron Lee; coil is about 3/8" wide, barrette is about 3" long;  incised "PRL;" excellent condition.

$58.00 (item #M856)

Whimsical Los Castillo onyx negro earrings with a "foot" motif; sterling and black onyx, ca. 1950s; screwback-type; about 7/8" x 1/2"; marked: "LOS CASTILLO, TAXCO, MADE IN MEXICO," and eagle mark with what appears to be #15; fine condition.

$95.00 (item #X529)

Vintage Mexican mixed metals figural warrior brooch; wonderful 3-dimensional design; copper and silver; approximately 2-5/8" x 1-1/4"; marked: "MPO, TAXCO, STERLING, 925, MEXICO; safety catch on the reverse is missing the "safety" but it works OK as a C-catch, and there are a few scratches on reverse where someone may have silver-tested the piece; otherwise fine condition.

$85.00 (item #X419)

Large cast textured sterling ring; about size 6-3/4; top sits up about 1" from the band; marked: "925" and illegible maker's mark; fine condition.

$65.00  (item #M777)

Artist-made handwrought sterling biomorphic brooch with lapis-like blue bead; about 3-1/8" x 2-1/4"; marked with stylus: "C. Cline, 925;" fine condition.

$85.00 (item #M656)

Modernist design oxidized sterling and sterling pin with cultured pearl by Delfino, Taxco, c. 1950s-60s; approximately 2" x 7/8"; marked: ""MEXICO, TAXCO, del fino (in script), 0.925," and eagle mark with what looks like number "39"; some light surface wear, otherwise fine condition.

$95.00 (item #X474)

1940s-50s copper earrings and necklace suite; nice geometric raised design with patination; each section including the clip-back earrings is about 1-1/8" x 1-1/8"; necklace is approximately 18" long; good condition.

$95.00 (item #M659)

Unusual handmade sterling silver button with green stone; possibly Tibetan; wonderful patina; approximately 2-1/8" x 1-1/8"; shank on reverse; fine original condition.

$75.00 (item #A072)

A lovely pair of early Mexican sterling and onyx earrings; each approximately 7/8" x 1/2"; screwbacks; marked "SILVER MEXICO"; fine condition.

$35.00 (item #X355)

Pair of gold tone wire scatter pins with glass turquoise-colored beads; each is about  2-1/2" x 1-3/4" x 1" thick; fine condition.

$95.00 (item #M408))

Hand-hammered aluminum and copper pendant with green stone by "Doc" of New Orleans; approximately 3-1/2" x 3" (including bail); some natural pitting to the stone (top right); otherwise fine condition.

$75.00 (item #U005)

Hand-hammered aluminum and copper pendant with red stone by "Doc" of New Orleans; approximately 3-1/2" x 3" (including bail); 17" chain; fine condition.

$75.00 (item #U006)