Dress Clip w/ Multicolor Pastes
Very pretty shield-shaped potmetal dress clip, set with colorful glass stones. 2 1/8" height; excellent condition. - $40
Black Bakelite Dress Clip
Vintage black bakelite dress clip with carved serrated edges, reminiscent of a leaf shape. 2" height. Excellent condition apart from mild surface scratches consistent with age and use. - $30
Enameled Apple Fur Clip
Vintage 1940's figural apple fruit fur clip, nicely enameled with ruby red glass stones, clear rhinestones. Unmarked. Goldtone setting. 2 1/4" height; excellent condition. - $55
Large Aqua Blue & Clear Fur Clip
This huge 3 1/8" double-pronged fur clip is set with brilliant clear and aquamarine-blue glass stones and pastes. It reminds me so much of Eisenberg, but the only mark is what appears to be the number four (or a teepee shaped mark) on the back (possible a stonecutter's mark). Base metal with a very smooth finish; excellent condition with beautiful stones, plating intact.
Another View - $185
1940's Enameled Gazelle Fur Clip
This truly beautiful, well-crafted fur clip, circa 1940s, features a horned gazelle. Enameled base metal, with colors varied and subtly shaded. 2 1/8" height. Unmarked, but has a definite designer look to it. Excellent condition. - $145
Haskell or Czech Glass & Wood Bead Dress Clip
Strands of brown glass beads are interwoven and threaded through wood bell-shaped beads in this unsigned dress clip which looks like it could be Haskell or Czech. Elements are sewn to pierced plastic backing. 1 3/4" height; very good condition. - $85
Art Deco Pink Glass Linde Star & Blue Stone Dress Clip ~ Artisan N.Y.
This triangular Art Deco shaped dress clip, circa 1930's, is truly special -- a real piece of art, and marked Artisan N.Y. Bezel-set pink linde star glass cabochons have a reflective star appearance, like a star sapphire, and Montana blue glass marquises and vivid blue chatons alternate with the pink stones. Silver tone metal setting. 2" across, 1 3/4" height. Clip is also marked with a patent number -- 1801128 -- which pertains to the mechanism patented in 1931 by A. E. Waller of Providence, Rhode Island (a city where much of the vintage jewelry was produced). Excellent condition! - $85
