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Search Results for: familyFamily JewelryYou are on a reference page of Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry. These items were photographed from private collections, and are for reference only. Jewelry that we have available TO BUY can be accessed by clicking HERE Morning Glory Collects… things we love to buy, wear and share FAMILY JEWELRY a LEGACY of LOVE This … Continue reading “Family Jewelry” STERLING silver spoon ring with a lovely butterfly and daisy design, size 8STERLING silver spoon ring with a lovely butterfly and daisy design, size 8, marked inside “925” for sterling silver, and it weighs .17 ounces. View View View View View View #N41297 $88.00 VICTORIAN early oval locket brooch with surrounding clear paste cushion cut rhinestones, locket cover hinged on the backVICTORIAN early oval locket brooch with surrounding clear paste cushion cut rhinestones. It is hinged on the back so it is easy to add a photo or a lock of hair there and make it a sentimental or memorial brooch and a family legacy, too. View View View View View #V42390 $398.00 STERLING sterling silver morning glory flower spoon ring, size 7-3/4 adjustableSTERLING sterling silver morning glory flower spoon ring, size 7-3/4 and overlapping so that it is adjustable, marked inside “silver 950”, and it weighs .18 ounces. View View View View View View #N41309 $88.00 VICTORIAN antique Scottish plaid agate oval broochVICTORIAN antique Scottish agate plaid oval brooch set in silver, 1-3/4″ by 1-1/3″. This has a small loop at the back, perhaps for a safety chain, and such beautiful colors! View #V37878 $238.00 SCHREINER brooch of lustrous peach colored pressed glass leaves and an oval orange glass cabochon center in a gold plated setting with a pendant hook on backSCHREINER brooch of lustrous peach colored pressed glass frosted leaves and an oval orange glass cabochon center in a gold plated setting with a pendant hook on back so it can be worn on a chain as a pendant necklace, too. It is 3-1/8″ by 2-1/2″, a nice showy size. While this particular brooch is … Continue reading “SCHREINER brooch of lustrous peach colored pressed glass leaves and an oval orange glass cabochon center in a gold plated setting with a pendant hook on back” HATTIE CARNEGIE brooch with luminescent pressed golden glass leaves that surround a center of black glass bugle beadsHATTIE CARNEGIE brooch with luminescent pressed golden glass frosted leaves that surround a center of black glass bugle beads, all in a gold plated setting, 2-1/3″ by 2″. This has the “Hattie Carnegie” signature on the back. Similar molded glass leaves were also used by Hobe and Schreiner during this time period of the 1960s, … Continue reading “HATTIE CARNEGIE brooch with luminescent pressed golden glass leaves that surround a center of black glass bugle beads” WOODEN carved oak leaves and acorns necklace, or are they pink needles and pine conesWOODEN necklace of carved oak leaves and acorns strung on a gold tone chain, circa 1940. Or are they pink needles and pine cones? The wearable length is 16-1/2″ by 2″, and it is in excellent vintage condition. View #w31822 $98.00 LAINS bakelite “On Point 5 of 16 Fall 2001” bangle braceletLAINS artisan made bakelite bangle bracelet called “On Point 5 of 16 Fall 2001″. It is made of black bakelite with cream, red and gray-green diamonds, 2-1/2″ by 7/8″ by 1/3”. Dan and Penny Lains had revisited the family business in working with plastics. LAMACO, The Lains’ Manufacturing Company which belonged to Dan’s father, was started … Continue reading “LAINS bakelite “On Point 5 of 16 Fall 2001” bangle bracelet” VICTORIAN sterling silver buckle locket and collar 1880sVICTORIAN sterling silver locket and collar, the locket with buckle motif and the collar with puffy links, each decorated with etched leaves and a beaded edge, circa 1880s. There are fittings inside the locket for 2 photos, and the locket is 1-5/8″ by 1-1/4″, with only some very shallow dents on the back. The collar … Continue reading “VICTORIAN sterling silver buckle locket and collar 1880s” |
