Fine King Charles Spaniel dog Essex Crystal 14K stick pin. The crystal dates from the early part of the 20th century and is set in a later gold bezel. Both bezel and pin test 14K. The dog has a sweet expression and a blue ribbon around its neck. It measures 1/2" in diameter and the pin measures 2 1/8"...

A fun 14K gold tennis racket charm with 4mm pearl c. 1980. The charm is marked CCC 14K on back and racket net detail is embossed on front. It weighs 2 grams...

Joseph Barrett, American, B 1936, " Winter Landscape ", Signed lower right, Dimensions: Excellent, Dimensions: Height 16", Width 16"...

A fine French Neoclassical Style silver covered compote circa 1830. The lid is slightly domed with palm leaf finial and a palm leaf collar. The handles are scrolled and end terminate in horse heads. There is a short tubular plinth and a round disk base. The silver is hallmarked on both base and lid. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: Height 5", 7 1/2"...

A very unusual pair of Edwardian gilt silver and enamel cufflinks, c. 1910. The tops are figural and may possibly depict Adam & Eve under the tree. The backs are guilloche enamel. They are not marked but test silver. The tops measure 3/4" by 1/2"...

A fine vintage 1970's 18K gold and prong set sapphire cocktail ring. The ring has a total of 20 sapphires in a domed design. It is marked 18K and a maker's mark JO. The ring is a size 6, but can easily be resized. The top measures 7/8" in diameter and rises 5/8" off of the finger. Condition is excellent...

A fine pair of Edwardian period two sided cufflinks with white gold centers and chrysoprase octagons. The center has engine turned decoration. The connectors are marked 14K. The cufflinks measure 1/2" each side. Condition is excellent and they date c...

A fine pair of Japanese 20th Century signed Fukugawa porcelain vases circa 1940-50. Each vase with a short flared neck and a bulbous body decorated in relief with ripe persimmon. Condition: Excellent...

A fine vintage carved jade and amethyst brooch in the form of a floral bouquet. There are four amethyst flowers, three carved jade leaves and two 4mm cultured pearls. The piece is in very good condition with one minor nick to an amethyst flower which is really only visible with a loupe. It is marked 585 for 14K and also has a maker's mark. It measures 1 5/8" by 1 5/8" and probably dates c. 1960....

A fine Mid Eighteenth Century Scottish Georgian walnut carved walnut corner chair, circa 1750. The chair with a rounded crest over two with a carved openwork splats and turned legs joined with stretchers. The front cabriole leg with a carved knee terminating in a pad foot. The over-upholstered seat with drop aprons with carved shells. Condition: Very good with fine color and patina. Dimensions: Height 31", Depth 28", Width 25"....

A fine Japanese Imari porcelain charger, Meiji Period, circa 1880. The porcelain is painted with traditional colorful enamels within radiating panels incorporating birds and scenic vegetation. Condition: Very good. Dimensions: Diameter 16". ...

A Japanese Mid Nineteenth Century blue and white porcelain bowl, Meiji, Circa 1860. The bowl has a flared rim painted with a repeating border of scrolls. The interior is decorated with a deer like animal at the center. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: Height 4.5", Diameter 7 1/4"....

A fine Japanese Meiji Period large Imari porcelain bowl, circa 1860. The bowl has a deep well with flaring paneled sides. The center of the bowl is painted with a scenic landscape with two deer. The side reserves are decorated with additional floral and geometric fields. Condition: Very good. Dimensions: Height 5", Width 12"....

A fine Chinese Export Canton porcelain well and tree platter, circa 1820. The platter is decorated with a scenic center in blue. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: Width 15 3/4", Depth 12 5/8", Height 2 1/4"....

A splendid Georg Jensen Denmark ornamental serving spoon similar in style to the Blossom (Magnolie) flatware pattern. Bears the post-1945 Georg Jensen hallmark; also STERLING, DENMARK, and 21. The 21 refers to one of a few dozens of patterns known at the company as "odd pieces" or "ornamental" that were named only with numbers, and were used only for handmade serving pieces that complement the place settings. (From "Georg Jensen: A Tradition of Splendid Silver" by Janet Drucker.) The bowl has an...