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Antique 900 Coin Silver Buffalo Indian Head Nickel Button For Coin Jewelry Fob Pendant Charm
$18.00
This is an antique 900 Coin Silver Buffalo Nickel that was rounded and made into a button many, many decades ago. It has tarnish and age wear but is still quite discernible as an original 900 silver coin. Size is 13/16″ across. Good to use the way it is or to repurpose into coin jewelry, pendant, pocket watch fob, charm etc….
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SKU: 666
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Vintage Large Art Deco Big Link Bolt Ring Clasp Bracelet 7.5
Vintage Large Art Deco Big Link Bolt Ring Clasp Bracelet 7.5
Able to be worn alone or used for large older vintage charms. It is light color goldtone or brass with large strong links that are etched with a 1930s-40s linear pattern on the edges. It also has a big antique bolt ring clasp. Size is 7.5" long by 7/8" wide across the links. In excellent, gently used condition. No dents or dings. No gold wear. No damage or repair. This is a lovely bracelet for your collection or adding vintage charms.

Vintage Art Deco Chunky Unpolished Bakelite Bangle Bracelet Old Manufacturer Stock
This is a large thick chunky vintage Art Deco dark rust to burgundy bakelite bangle bracelet. Old, original and from an estate. It has a small testing notch and is guaranteed to be old bakelite - NOT reproduction. Original owner was a jewelry manufacturer in NYC in the 1930s. It has a wide deep recess is unpolished and matte finished. Possible meant to be decorated. Condition is excellent. Could be worn the way it is or just add decoration around the recess for a more unique look. Size is 3/4" wide across. Thickness is almost 5/16". Diameter across the inside opening is 2 1/2". The inside circumference is just under 7 3/4" around. WEIGHT is 49.6 gr. This is a very chunky showy Art Deco bakelite bangle for your collection. Great item for design and repurpose.

Vintage Late Art Deco Faceted Crystal Bracelet Size 7
More pastel colorful than the photos this is a late Art Deco faceted crystals bracelet in excellent condition. Size is 7" long by just over 1/4" wide across. Shown on different backgrounds for you to see the vivid rainbow colors this is a lovely 1950s late Art Deco faceted lead crystal chain link bracelet. As you can see when you enlarge the photos the facets are strong and very well cut. The crystal is more color reflective when it is on darker color like a black sweater. The crystal itself is also very pretty in white light on a white background with more muted color. Very pretty either way when worn. Overall condition is excellent. Some of the stones have very minor age wear but no cracks, chips, inclusions or hairlines. They are 8mm each and sparkle all colors of the spectrum. All are clear and clean. All are strung with quality goldtone or brass metal connectors rather than string. This is a lovely vintage bracelet for your collection. This is a lovely vintage bracelet for your collection.

Vintage Fancy Double Sided Flat Heavy Gold Plated Linked 1970s Bracelet
For those of you who collect well crafted vintage 1970s era gold jewelry this is a lovely heavy gold plated double sided bracelet in excellent, no wear condition. Never damaged, repaired or altered in any way. All original, all gold is still bright and shiny like new. All of the fancy repousse work on one side is very crisp, clear and clean. The opposite side has a fancy Miami Cuban link with deep recesses going across each link. It is thick, solid and durable; not flimsy. Size is 7" long end to end and laying flat on a table with the clasp open. Should fit a size 6 1/2" easily, possible 6 3/4". There are oval links so additional could be added if needed. Width across the linkage is 1/4". Thickness is over 1/16". This is a very versatile showy bracelet in beautiful condition for day, evening, layering, special occasion or any other event you may have. Lovely addition for your vintage statement jewelry collection.

