Raber Cleveland Antiques 9.23.26
Lot 150C:
Description
An assortment of costume jewelry consisting of multiple necklaces, a pair of clip-on earrings, and a loose decorative cabochon. The collection features diverse styles and materials. One silver-tone necklace is designed with four parallel rows of clear round-cut rhinestones in a crossover scarf-style arrangement. A gold-tone link necklace is decorated with repeating clusters of three cream-colored faux pearls, each accented by small round clear rhinestones. Another necklace features a gold-tone snake chain with a central fixed pendant in a foliate design set with clear marquise and round-cut rhinestones. A modernist-style piece consists of a gold-tone rope chain carrying a large open-work oval pendant with twisted segments of polished metal and black enamel. The group includes a set consisting of a bold beaded necklace and matching clip-on earrings; the necklace is composed of large marbled yellow spherical beads, translucent amber-colored cylindrical resin beads, and small black spherical spacers. The matching clip-on earrings feature a similar bead combination. Also included is a loose oval-shaped clear cabochon containing a molded three-dimensional winged angel figure in an ivory-colored material. The metal components of the items are base metals with gold-tone and silver-tone finishes. The clip-on earrings feature a textured, stippled finish on the reverse of the paddles, but the pattern does not spell a name and is not legible as a maker’s mark. The necklace fasteners and clasps appear to be standard unsigned findings.
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