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This item is gold plated with a grape vine motif. It is marked sterling on the outside of the rim.

This case was used to hold the Eucharist. It is gold plated sterling silver. I believe there was originally a sterling mark under the clasp (see photos for more details) but it is illegible now. The case still tested for sterling silver.

The earrings are marked 14K on the backs. They tested as opals.

The chain is marked 14K on the clasp, it is 22 inches long. The pendant has Italy written inside the

The gold earrings have 14K marked on the inside of the gold wire. The sterling silver earrings both have sterling written on the back though it is staring to wear off on one.

These earrings have 14 K marked on the wires. It is extremely small and quite hard to see.

14K is marked on the back of the diamonds and next to the clasps. The amethysts and diamonds tested as real. This bracelet is 7.25 inches long.

This bracelet was made in Italy. It is marked 14K just above the work Italy near the clasp. This bracelet is eight inches long.

The bracelet is 7 inches long. The flat part that fits in the clasp had 14K written on it. The necklace has 14K written on the link next to the clasp it is just under 16 inches long.

This necklace has 14K marked on the outside of the ring clasp.

The bracelet has 14K and Italy written on the large link next to the clasp, it is 7.25 inches long. The ring has 14K written on the inside of the band, it is a size 5.

This ring is marked 14K, the stone tested as a diamond.

This ring has 14K written on the inside of the band. It is about a size 5.5, but depending on the shape of your finger it could be up to a 6.

The carved owl is made out of petrified wood. The wire wrapped around it is also 14K according to testing. The chain has 585 on it.

The pendant tested for jade. The chain has 750 on the large link next to the clasp. The chain is about 23.5 inches long, the pendant is about an inch across.

The gold and stone were tested. These are real amethysts and 14K gold.

This ring has 14K written on the inside of the band. The stone tested as a topaz.

This ring has 14K marked on the inside of the band. The diamonds tested as real.

This ring has 14K marked on the inside of the band.

This ring has 14K marked on the inside of the band. The diamonds and opals were tested and are real.

This bracelet tested as sterling silver. It measures 2.5 inches across and 1.75 inches front to back. It is 1.5 inches across at the tallest points.

This ring has 14K marked on the inside of the band. The diamond was tested and is real.

The inside of the bracelet is marked Italy and 925 for sterling silver. The bracelet is seven inches long.

This ring has 14K marked on the inside of the band. It is just under size 7. The word sunlight is on the other side of the band. I believe as a warning not to wear the pearls in bright sunlight too often.

The ring has 1891 inscribed on the inside of the band. Both pieces of jewelry tested as 14K gold. The red stones on the ring tested as garnets. The pink stone on the necklace charm tested as a ruby.

This ring has 10K marked on the inside of the band. The stone tested as a sapphire. The star shape can be difficult to see in the photos.

The necklace has 585 marked on the large link next to the clasp so it is 14K, it is 17.75 inches long. The bracelet has 14K marked on the part on clasp that fits into the tube, it is 7 inches long.

This ring is marked 14K on the inside of the band. The stones are real opals and diamonds.

This ring has 10K marked on the inside of the band.

All the jewelry is 14K the ring was tested and the other jewelry is marked 14K. The ring and necklace tested as tanzanite.

This necklace is marked 925 for sterling silver. It also has Italy on the other side of the clasp. This chain is 24 inches long and 1/8 of an inch wide.

The silver part of the bracelet is marked sterling and the head is marked 14K. This bracelet is 2.5 inches long and 2.125 inches across when closed.

This charm is from the Edwardian Era, it is marked 10K. It is 1.75 inches long from the top to bottom of the dangling pearl. The diamond was tested and confirmed as real.

Both of these chains have 14K and Italy marked on the large link by the clasp. The necklace also has 585 on the clasp. The necklace is 18 inches long and the bracelet is 6.75 inches long.

The mark is very small but 925 is printed on the back of the clasp. Including the face the watch and is 6.5 inches long

This bracelet is 7.5 inches long. It has 14K I.G.U.S.A printed in the back of the clasp. It is about 1/8 inches across.

The backs of the earring have 14K marked on them. The stones tested as real citrine.

The part of the clasp that slides inside when the bangle is worn has 14K marked on it.

This bracelet has 14K marked on the part of the clasp that fits inside when closed. The diamonds tested as real.

Four highball tumblers designed by Nils Landberg with the original box. In addition six more tumblers three highball and three old fashioned sized new and unused with the original stickers on them.

All these items are reinforced. The candlestick holders are filled with cement and reinforced with a rod. The Rogers Sterling dish says it is weighted and reinforced with no further details.

This humidor is from some time in the early 1900s probably not later than 1925. It has two pieces the dog’s head is the lower part and the hat is the lid. "Austria" is stamped on the unglazed bottom along with a mark that looks like a bell between two pitchers.

The title of this piece is "Accords". It is signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It measures 22 by 18 inches.

This print by Jon Rattenburybis number 190 of 195. It is part of his Silkscreen & Gliclee Collection. It is 17 by 20.5 inches.

This Artists Proof comes with a COA. It is signed by the artist and is part of his Silkscreen & Giclee Collection. It measures 17 by 20.5 inches.

This piece is signed by the artist, it is number 16 of 20. The title is "Dream Field" and it comes with a COA. It is 25 by 29.5 inches.

This print by Jon Rattenbury is signed by the artist. It is number 32 out of A limited edition of 50 prints. It is 33 by 23 inches.

This giclee was signed by the artist. Its title is "Autumn Dreamer". It is part of a limited edition series and is number 31 out of 195. It is 33 by 23 inches.

This print is signed by the artist and is a museum copy number 8 out of 15.

The title of this piece is "Nostalgia". This print is signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It is part of a limited edition series number 20 out of 115. It is 19.5 by 25.75 inches.

The title of this piece is "Sweet Corn and Summer Dreams". This print is signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It is part of a limited edition series, number 124 out of 375.

This piece is titled "Rain Pool". It comes with print documentation by the Circle Fine Art Corporation. It is signed by the artist and is number 108 of 300.

Each of these prints is part of a limited edition. They are numbered 2840 out of 3500. Each print is signed by the artist and there is a COA for the set. They each measure 11.75 by 9.25 inches.

This print is signed by the artist and comes with a COA. The title is "Reflections". It measures 12 by 10 inches.

This print was signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It is 9 by 11 inches.

This print was signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It measures 9 by 11 inches.

This print is signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It is number 67 out of a limited edition of 275. It measures 17.5 by 21.5 inches.

The first print is "To Be Or Not To Be" by Anatole Krasnyansky it is 22.5 by 18 inches. The second is untitled and by Alex Perez it is 22.25 by 18 inches. The third is "Femmes au Jardin a Theoule" by Jean-Claude Picot it is 22 by 18 inches.

This print is signed by the artist and is number 263 out of 975. It is 8.5 by 12.75 inches.

This piece is titled "Amsterdam Nights". It is signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It is number 143 out of 2250. It is 13.5 by 9.75 inches.

This print is signed by the artist. It is number 825 out of 850. It is 21 by 18 inches.

This print by Linnea Pergola is signed by the artist and comes with a COA it is number 143 out of 2250. It measures 19.5 by 13.5.

This print by Linnea Pergola is signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It is number 143 out of 2250. It is 26.5 by 19.5.

This piece is an Artists Proof signed by Jon Rattenbury, it comes with a COA. It is number 13 out of 20. There is a note from the artist written on the back. It is 22 by 18 inches.

The title of this piece is "Two by Two". It is signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It is 22.5 by 18 inches.

Two etchings made from the circa 1797 copper plates made by Amand-Durand after Rembrandt. The making of these etchings was overseen by Art World Industries Inc. Both etchings come with COAs. The Self Portrait is on 15.5 by 12.25 inch paper. The etching itself is 8.25 by 6 inches. Adam and Eve is on 14.5 by 11.25 inch paper. The etching itself is 7 by 5.25 inches.

This artists proof is signed by the artist and numbered 1 out of 10. It comes with a COA. There is a note written on the back of the COA. It is 33.25 by 27 inches.

This piece is signed by the artist and numbered 27 out of 50.

This giclee is signed by the artist and numbered 15 out of 50. It comes with a COA. It is 33 by 23 inches.

This serigraph is signed by the artist and numbered 336 out of 395. It comes with a COA. It is 35 by 25 inches.

This print is signed by the artist and numbered 143 out of 395. It comes with a COA. It measures 35 by 25 inches.

This print is titled "501 Popper", it is signed by the artist. It is number 9 out of a limited edition set of 395 prints. It comes with a COA. It is 36 by 27.5 inches.

This print is signed by the artist and numbered 48 out of 50. It is 28 by 22 inches.

This piece is signed by the artist and numbered 56 out of 100.

This is a signed print by Guillame Azoulay. The HC stands for H’ors de Commerce and the lack of a number suggests it was made individually rather than as part of a series. It is 24.75 by 22 inches.

This piece is signed by the artist Jon Rattenbury. It is number 6 out of 20 and comes with a COA. It measures 29.5 by 25 inches.

This painting was made by a husband and wife team and is signed by both of them in the bottom left corner. It comes with an appraisal from the gallery where it was purchased. The painting measures 34 by 28 inches.

This glicee is signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It is number 1 out of 20. It measures 49 by 37 inches.

This piece is signed by the artist and comes with a COA. It is number 15 out of 50. It measures 35.5 by 44.5 inches.

This piece is signed by the artist and numbered 125 out of 475. It comes with a COA. It is 48 by 36 inches. It also comes with a show pamphlet discussing Mr Earle’s life and a photo of the artist.

The title of this piece is "Fall River Mist" it is an original oil painting on panel. It comes with a COA verifying it is a Gregory Wilhelmi original. It is 42 by 31.5 inches.

This piece is titled "Secret Forest" it is signed by the artists Kevin Miles and Wendy Schaefer-Miles. It is a limited edition serigraph and is number 49 out of 350. It measures 35 by 31 inches.

This piece is titled "Where Dreams Begin", it is signed by the artist. It comes with a COA. It is 41.5 by 29.5 inches.

This print is titled "Chestnut Hills", it is singed by the artist. It is number 24 of a limited edition series of 100. It comes with a COA and letter by the artist about the piece. It is 37 by 28.5 inches.

This piece is signed by the artist Jon Rattenbury and comes with a COA. It is number 2 out of 20. It is 42 by 30 inches.

This etching is from the plates made by Amand-Durand after Rembrandt. It comes with a COA and book.

The Rolling Stones poster is 21.25 by 23 inches from 1969. The Underground Sounds Poster is 18 by 22 inches. The J.P. Hunt mushroom poster is 20 by 25 inches. The astrology poster is 23.25 by by 29 inches and is double sided. The black light Escher poster is 19.5 by 30.25. The second and third photos with the black light effect were taken with a flashlight so a brighter light could get better results. All of the posters have some condition issues, though the mushroom poster does not have any tearing. See photos for more details.

The Garden of Eden poster is 35 by 25 inches. The Hair poster is 35 by 24 inches. The geometric poster is 23.5 by 34.75 inches. The Kustom Headers poster is 34 by 23 inches. I have tried to show the black light effect the best I can with a U.V. flashlight, but these posters would all look better with a larger brighter U.V. Light.

The iridescence shows up best in bright light.

This is an unusually large paperweight it is 4.5 inches tall.

Both show the ribbon effect created by the Zanfirico technique.

This paperweight is from Lundberg Studios and was made by Daniel Salazar.

Looks very similar to Murano paperweights by Fratelli Toso but does not have a sticker or signature.

This paperweight also has adventuring added to the bottom for the gold sparkle effect.

This is another paperweight that looks very similar to a number of vintage Murano glass but it has no signature or sticker.

This paperweight was made by Richard Braley.

This paperweight has amazing detail. The center cane has a cross instead of a flower design.

This set includes six matching knives (blade LaTema handles sterling), one small cake knife (blade stainless handle sterling), two jelly spoons (all sterling silver), one ladle (all sterling), one dinner fork (all sterling), one salad serving fork (all sterling), one long handle pickle fork (all sterling), one short handle olive spoon (all sterling), one small spoon (all sterling) and one carving set with fork and knife (handles are sterling silver blades/prongs are unmarked).

At least a couple of the dinner spoons are antiques. One has an engraved date from 1915 and the other from 1916, see photos for more details. This set includes three serving spoons (all sterling silver), five dinner spoons (all sterling), six soup spoons (all sterling), one set of roast carving utensils (handles sterling silver, top halves stainless steel) and a salad serving set (handles sterling silver top halves plastic).

The pearl bracelet is 12 1/20 gold filled. The rest of the items are sterling silver. The clip back dome earrings and the small piece above them are not marked. All of the spoons on the left have at least one match.

All of the spoons are marked sterling. The six spoons on the right have dates engraved on the back from 1889 to 1916.

There also two 100 Anniversary of 1896 medals at the top.

The only reproduction is the battle of Stalingrad medal with the pale green ribbon with a red stripe through the center. The booklets and papers at the top are documentation for various medals that are not in this lot. The first two medals in the second row are Veteran of Labor medals. The next medal is for winning a contest. The shield shaped medal and tank below are infantry medals. The bird shaped medals and the rest of the row after are paratrooper medals. After the Leningrad reproduction there are three sets of medals for 10, 15 and 20 years of government service. The last row is the Lenin Centenary Medal For Valiant Labor. The two medals after are for defense of the Ukraine in WWII. The last medal is the Battle of Moscow Medal.

The aluminum buttons and laces are for East German uniforms. The rest of the ribbons and clips are for Soviet uniforms. The hat has a variety of Soviet pins. It is a WWII style Soviet uniform hat.

The tigers eye pendant and Spinel ring tested as real. The rest of the stones are glass. The backing of the tigers eye pendant and the cross inside a heart pendant are unmarked, but both have sterling silver chains. All other pieces of jewelry have 925 or sterling on them.

Every piece of jewelry is marked 925 except for the bangle which is 999 for fine silver and the Soufeel snake chain bracelet, this brand uses sterling silver for these bracelets. The charm with the large stone and crescent underneath tested for citrine. The jewelry set in the box is sterling with real diamonds.

All these earrings have diamonds that tested as real. The dangle earring in the top left only have two diamonds in the top parts of each earring. The round studs have four small diamonds at the center. All the other earrings have more than a dozen diamonds in them.

None of the stones in the earring are real. The two small studs are 14K the larger studs are sterling silver.

The stones on these are not real. Both are marked 14k on the wires.

The earrings are marked 14K and the diamonds tested as real.

The earrings are marked 14K and the diamonds tested as real.

In addition to the two large diamonds there are sixteen small diamonds set on the four sides of the earrings. The earrings are marked 14K on the back.

A few small scratches on the glass other wise in great condition. Needs a new battery.

Water resistant to 100 meters.

Every other silver embellishment around the face has a diamond chip in it. Needs a new battery.

This bracket is marked 925 for sterling silver. The gold tone parts are 14K (also marked). The diamond chips in the front test as real.

This watch is running well. It comes with a clasp if the owner wants to switch to a stainless steel band.

This is a collection of items related to Jon Rattenbury’s art. It includes holographic prints of many of his paintings, two keychains, a pen set, a clock, an ashtray, a fan and three paintings printed on fabric. In addition there is an autographed sketchbook, two CDs with music by Jon Rattenbury and a number of ads for shows in the United States and Japan.

This lot includes two make your own card booklets featuring Jon Rattenbury’s art and Four ready made Christmas cards also featuring his art. There are also a number of magazines with features on Mr. Rattenbury and DVDs made in Japan showing his trip and show. Lastly, there are two posters advertising a show in Japan.

This lamp is an original Art Deco antique. The glass column style of lamp were referred to as bullet or torpedo lamps. This lamp is designed for ambiance rather than to actually light a room up. The wiring seems to have been redone at least once. Every other part of the lamp looks original. There are no markings indicating a brand. There is some slight rusting on parts of the chrome though nothing too noticeable.

In addition to the 1883 nickel there is an 1890 nickel 1916 and 1923 mercury dimes, silver Roosevelt dimes silver wartime nickels a large number of nickels from 1939 to 1970, Pennie’s from 1917 to 1958, a bicentennial half dollar and some foreign coins.

The Michigan 150 year coin is 100% copper. The ancient Roman coin appears to be Constantus II so it is from some between 300 A.D. and 400 A.D. The Tigers Championship Coin is gold plated.

This statue is titled "Sultry Awakenings". Austin Prod. Inc 1979 is carved into the bottom. The base is wood, the statue appears to be plaster coated in a black finish. There are a few scuffs and scratches, the largest is the white mark near the waist. The statue is 21.5 inches tall, 14.5 inches long and about 6 inches wide. The oval wood base is 9.75 by 7 inches.

The cat figurine is by Cristofle, one of the threaded rods connecting it to the stand is loose but it still holds together well with the other. Both of the other sculptures are made of real stone. The dark green figure is an otter. The tall cat figure looks to be Egyptian inspired and has Evans carved on the bottom.

The Lalique glass is signed on the side of the base. The perfume bottle is le Parisien from sometime between 1900 and 1930. Lalique designed some of there bottles but these is no signature on this one.

The crystal heart pendant has Waterford written on the side. The vintage lucite cube necklace has Pierre Cardin’s logo for jewelry on it.

The bangles both test as Nephrite. The beads on the Dauplaisse Necklace are real amethyst. The other two pieces are a Hattie Carnegie set and a William de Lille necklace (glass stones).

This is an antique made with real beetles. There is a metal frame connecting them. A very unusual piece in good shape for its age. Please note one beetle is missing the front of its carapace and another has been replaced with a stone.

The snowflake pendant and chain are both marked 830 for 83% silver. The ring next to it with three citrine stones is marked silver and has at least the 83% of the necklace, possibly more. The new two small pendants may not have any precious metals, but I believe they are antiques with real pearls. The blue stone at the center of the second is a real topaz. The pearl necklace has a sterling silver clasp, I do not know if the pearls are real. The clear tear drop stone in front of the citrine ring is faceted quartz. Everything else (other than the Red Cross patch) is sterling silver. The ring with the largest stone tested as a real spinel.

The case on top is made of a sea shell and has a glass display with two pieces of hair inside. The case below has a glass display with a real butterfly and sprig of dried flowers inside. The mourning box is probably Victorian or Edwardian. The butterfly case could be as new as the 1920s.

The clock runs when wound up. It is a few minutes fast per day so probably needs a tune up. The Case does not quite latch the way it should since the lower left side has bent out of shape.

The ring is marked 14K and the stones test as emeralds. The pin is also marked 14K. The pearl is on a 14 gold chain marked 585.

The ring is marked 14K on the inside. The clasp for the pearls is marked K14 this and the fact that they are knotted on the string individually makes me think they are probably real. The earrings are 12K gold filled.

The diamonds have been tested and are real. There are no markings but testing indicates 16K gold. In light of the diamonds being real I would assume the opal is as well. This ring is a little smaller than a size 5.

I believe this was kept in the original box. If not it is a surprisingly good fit. Both the pendant and chain are marked 14K. This can be worn as a pin or necklace, see photos for more details.

This ring has 1924 engraved on the inside. The metal tested as platinum and the diamonds and sapphires tested as real. A really lovely Art Deco piece. This ring is a size 4.

The face of the watch with the diamonds set into it is platinum. The diamonds tested as real. The band is gold or gold filled I am not which. The brand of the watch band is Speidle.

This piece is titled "Windward Duel" it is numbered 172 out of 1000. It is signed by the artist R.S. Riddick. This is an unusual subject for the artist who is best know for his art featuring the Southwestern United States. It measures 39 inches by 30.5 inches.

This football is from the 20th Enshrinee Golf Classic. It has the signatures of 21 members of the Football Hall of Fame inducted from 1983 to 2014. Comes with Hall of Fame COA and signed letter. The players who signed it are Paul Warfield 1983 Ken Houston 1986 Lem Barney 1992 Steve Largent 1995 Charlie Joiner 1996 Mike Haynes 1997 Anthony Munoz 1998 Tom Mack 1999 Dave Wilcox 2000 Ron Yary 2001 Jack Youngblood 2001 Elvin Bethea 2003 Joe Delamieller 2003 Carl Eller 2004 Harry Carson 2006 Roger Wehrli 2007 Randall McDaniel 2009 Floyd Little 2010 John Mendall 2010 Curley Culp 2013 Dave Robinson 2013 Andre Reed 2014 It comes with a letter from the President of the Football Hall of Fame to Lem Barney and a Certificate of Authenticity.

There is no remaining mark on the crescent shaped vase, but based on similar items it is an antique Nippon China item. Both these are in excellent condition for their age (from 1911 at the latest) and are quite unusual designs.

Two lovely and unusual antique pieces of Nippon China. The Art Nouveau style is particularly noticeable in the organic design of the sunflower pitcher. The large three handle pitcher is from the early Edwardian Era. The pitcher is pre 1921.

Both vases are in excellent condition. The larger vase with the irises dates from sometime between 1892 and 1921. The thin vase dates from some time between 1911 and 1921.

At 14 inches tall this is an unusually large Nippon vase. It features an ancient Egyptian landscape painted around the center. Above and below it are gold paint and morriage details. In very good condition. This vase is over one hundred years old.

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5 Cases are empty. One case of plated bullets is not full.

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#63549, unknown caliber.

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#84222, unknown caliber.

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Repo no serial number

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#207674 Colt 1860 army .44 "Fluted Cylinder"

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No serial number

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Silver Certificate has the blue label. The red label is the $2 bill

Coins in good condition; some appear near spotless

All the hard cases are from 1967 except the long black case with the yellow fasteners which is from 198.

These cards are vintage unused and come with the original envelopes, there are ten in total. Hulett was originally a Disney artist and later designed Christmas cards for California Artists. The art books are also vintage and show a variety of works of Hulett’s.

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