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Sale 60
Lot 3185 |
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1908 No Motto and 1909-S $20. Sharpness of EF-40. Both worn as jewelry. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $2,100 - 2,150.
| Realized
$3,105 |
Sale 60
Lot 3401 |
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1903 Jefferson G$1. Sharpness of AU however cleaned and worn as jewelry. Still some luster left.
Estimated Value $300 - 350.
| Realized
$276 |
Sale 60
Lot 3488 |
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3 ozt Gold Nugget. 44 mm x 35 mm. Expertly removed from a piece of jewelry. SOLD AS IS.
Estimated Value $2,000 - 2,500.
| Realized
$5,175 |
Sale 60
Lot 3558 |
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A Lot of U.S. Gold Coins Used As Jewelry. Consists of: G$1; 1852, $2½; 1850 and 1928, $5; 1886-S, 1910, and 1911, $10; 1911. Lot of 7 coins.
Estimated Value $1,300 - 1,400.
| Realized
$2,099 |
Sale 61
Lot 434 |
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Capone, Al. Gold pinkie ring monogrammed "AC". Worn by Al Capone and given to gangster Mickey Cohen by Ralph Capone, Al's brother, upon Al's death in 1947. The ring is a size 8. Before becoming the defacto boss of criminal activity in Los Angeles, Mickey Cohen (1913-1976) worked for Al Capone. In 1961, Mickey was convicted of income tax evasion and sentenced to 15 years in federal prison. While he was in prison, Jim Smith, Cohen's right hand man from 1956-1976, visited him and took care of things on the outside. Mickey gave Smith personal items which had belonged to Capone and other gangsters. When Cohen was released from federal prison in January 1972, Smith picked him up and was with him for the rest of his life. After Cohen's death in 1976, Smith took over most of Cohen's possessions, including paintings, clothes, jewelry, and furniture. A sworn affidavit by Jim Smith is included with this ring. Also included are copies of pages from Mickey Cohen's autobiography, Mickey Cohen: In My Own Words, which include information on Jim Smith's relationship to Cohen.
Estimated Value $8,000 - 10,000.
| Estimate
$8,000-10,000 |
Sale 61
Lot 563 |
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Antique Mother of Pearl and Brass Lemaire Opera Glasses. C. early 1900s. Also engraved with the name of the jewelry store where they were bought: H.J. Whitley Co. Los Angeles. With original leather case, worn with broken strap. H.J. Whitley (1847-1931) was a major land developer in southern California and is often called the "Father of Hollywood."
Estimated Value $150 - 200.
| Unsold |
Sale 61
Lot 595 |
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Collection of 14K Yellow Gold Jewelry. Including a pair of mabe pearl, diamond earrings, completed by clip backs; one lady's diamond 14k yellow gold modern design ring and one 14k yellow gold nugget style band ring, gross weight all 3 items 12.20 grams.
Estimated Value $250 - 350.
| Realized
$223 |
Sale 61
Lot 621 |
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Collection Miscellaneous 14K Yellow Gold, Yellow Metal & Diamond Jewelry. Including one 14k yellow gold tennis racket; one 14k yellow gold bezel pendant; one 14k yellow gold pendant, two 14k yellow gold tie pins; one 14k yellow gold disc with one round diamond, one mother of pearl, yellow metal cufflink and one yellow metal pin, gross weight 12.20 grams. Note: some items are damaged.
Estimated Value $150 - 250.
| Estimate
$150-250 |
Sale 61
Lot 622 |
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Collection of 14K & 10K Yellow Gold Jewelry. Including a 14k yellow gold shoe horn, gross weight 26.90 grams, engraved Smiley Wecker 1916 50th Anniversary 1966, Love, George; one 14k yellow gold modern link bracelet, gross weight 25.40 grams; 14k yellow gold link bracelet, gross weight 6.70 grams; 10k yellow gold herringbone bracelet .40 grams, no clasp and 4 14k yellow gold items, gross weight 15.10 grams.
Estimated Value $1,200 - 1,600.
| Realized
$1,998 |
Sale 61
Lot 623 |
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Collection of 14K Gold & Gemstone Jewelry. Including one pair of 14k yellow gold, emerald diamond earrings; one sapphire, diamond 14k yellow gold necklace and one Art Deco 14k white gold pendant necklace, gross weight 7.10 grams. Note: some damage.
Estimated Value $150 - 250.
| Realized
$216 |
Sale 61
Lot 625 |
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Collection of Citrine, 14K Yellow Gold & Yellow Metal Jewelry. Including one citrine, 14k yellow gold bracelet, having 7 oval citrine and one large oval citrine yellow metal vintage brooch/pendant.
Estimated Value $100 - 150.
| Realized
$118 |
Sale 61
Lot 628 |
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Collection of Miscellaneous Silver, White Metal, Yellow Metal Jewelry Items. Including a large silver compact; a multi stand silver necklace; numerous white & yellow metal pendants, bezels.
Estimated Value $100 - 200.
| Estimate
$100-200 |
Sale 61
Lot 630 |
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Collection of Yellow Gold, Silver & Stainless Steel Cable Style Jewelry. Including an 18k yellow gold and stainless steel necklace; a pair of 18k yellow gold and stainless steel earrings, engraved Fred, with French clip backs and a stainless steel, silver & yellow gold cuff bracelet.
Estimated Value $300 - 500.
| Realized
$470 |
Sale 61
Lot 631 |
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Collection of Yellow Gold, Yellow Metal Miscellaneous Jewelry Items. Including one large yellow metal compact; one low karat yellow gold link bracelet with yellow metal charms; one pair of antique 9k rose gold cufflinks; one rose metal circular locket, one large yellow metal pocket knife; one small yellow metal pocket knife; one yellow metal heart charm; one yellow metal stick pin and matching earrings.
Estimated Value $100 - 200.
| Estimate
$100-200 |
Sale 61
Lot 735 |
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Meteorite Jewelry Stony Meteorite and Moldavite. This lot offers a very rare opportunity to purchase jewelry that was handmade out of genuine stony meteorites and custom designed to represent the ultimate in fine jewelry. To be able to cut up meteorites to make jewelry is a rare luxury, due to the rarity and high value of nearly all meteorites. Fortunately enough meteorites were found in 1999 in Algeria of one large fall (almost 1500 Kg) to allow a small portion to be made available to be used in jewelry. There will not be any more cut into jewelry since as much as 80% of the meteorite is lost in the cutting. The stony meteorite has been assigned the name of North West Africa 869 and has been classified as an L4 or L5 breccia. All stony meteorites contain iron and all are designated with an "H"for high iron content or "L" for low iron content, and "breccia"means that the meteorite is a mixture of several different types of rocks that were mixed together when the two asteroids that created this meteorite collided billions of years ago.
This unusual meteorite necklace is 18 inches long with a 2.5 inch sterling silver extension and is made up of 93 polished irregular shaped NWA 869 meteorite pieces. It has a large 1.4 x .8 inch gem quality piece of Moldavite in a sterling silver bezel. Moldavite is a translucent green glass that formed from a meteorite impact in Germany over 20 million years age that formed the Ries-Nordlingen crater and today is found over 250 miles away in the Czech Republic. Moldavite is considered to be a gem stone and even today is quite often given by a groom to his bride in the Czech Republic. Also, included is a limited edition of only 1,000 large 1.9 inch diameter bronze medal with an actual piece of the NWA 869 meteorite embedded in the obverse plus a certificate of authenticity.
Add $15 for domestic shipping.
Estimated Value $400 - 600.
| Realized
$347 |
Sale 62
Lot 2493 |
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A lot of U.S. Gold Coins used in jewelry. Consists of: 1855 $1.00 gold type 2; 1912 $2.50 in 14kt mount; 1914 $2.50 VF cleaned; 1909-D $5.00 VF jewelry (2); 1911 $5.00 fine jewelry. Lot of 6 coins.
Estimated Value $1,100 - 1,200.
| Realized
$1,380 |
Sale 62
Lot 3640 |
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Great Britain. Guinea, 1673. S.3344; Fr-287; KM-440.1. Charles II. Fourth laureate head right. Reverse: Cross of four shields with sceptre between each shield. Moderate surface marks. Removed from jewelry. NGC graded Very Fine, Details.
Estimated Value $400 - 450.
| Estimate
$400-450 |
Sale 62
Lot 3645 |
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Great Britain. Guinea, 1784. S.3728; Fr-355; KM-604. George III. Fourth laureate head right. Reverse: Crowned shield. Moderate surface marks. Removed from jewelry. NGC graded Very Fine, Details.
Estimated Value $250 - 300.
| Realized
$322 |
Sale 62
Lot 3971 |
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Mexico. 20 Pesos, 1959. Fr-171R; KM-478. Total weight 0.9644 ounce. Both pieces ex-jewelry. Lot of 2 coins. Very Fine.
Estimated Value $1,000 - 1,050.
| Realized
$1,265 |
Sale 62
Lot 3982 |
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Monaco. 100 Francs, 1891-A. Fr-13; KM-105. Weight 0.9334 ounce. Albert, 1889-1922. Head left. Reverse: Arms. Removed from jewelry, moderate surface marks. About Very Fine.
Estimated Value $900 - 1,000.
| Realized
$1,213 |
Sale 62
Lot 4158 |
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Worldwide. Miscellaneous Lot: Bulgaria. 10 Leva, 1894. KM-19. several scratches; Bulgaria. 20 Leva, 1912. KM-33. ex-jewelry; Czechoslovakia. Ducat, 1927. KM-8. damaged, bent; Japan. 2 Shu, ND (1832-1858). KM-C18; Philippines. Peso, 1864. KM-142. Several scratches. Total weight 0.4382 ounce. Sold as is, no returns. Lot of 5 coins. Fine to Extremely Fine.
Estimated Value $450 - 500.
Lt. Col. Ret. Frank O'Sullivan Collection.
| Realized
$575 |
Sale 63
Lot 2021 |
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Gold Nugget 1.37 ozt. (42.6 gr.). 35 mm., this extraordinary nugget was mined in Yuba City, California and comes with a bail to be worn as jewelry. It is approximately 80% gold.
Estimated Value $1,800 - 2,200.
| Realized
$1,668 |
Sale 63
Lot 2757 |
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German States - Westphalia. 20 Francs, 1809-J. Fr-3517; KM-C33. Jerome Napoleon. Laureate head left. Reverse: Value in wreath. NGC graded Extremely Fine, Details (Removed from Jewelry).
Estimated Value $500 - 600.
| Realized
$483 |
Sale 63
Lot 2762 |
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Great Britain. Guinea, 1673. S.3344; Fr-287; KM-440.1. Charles II. Fourth laureate head right. Reverse: Cross of four shields with sceptre between each shield. Moderate surface marks. Removed from jewelry. NGC graded Very Fine, Details.
Estimated Value $400 - 450.
| Estimate
$400-450 |
Sale 63
Lot 2790 |
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Great Britain. Sovereign, 1820. S.3785C; Fr-371; KM-674. George III. Small date. The final year of this first type of sovereign. Ex-jewelry. NCS called Genuine, Our grade Fine.
Estimated Value $250 - 275.
| Realized
$529 |
Sale 63
Lot 2820 |
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Great Britain. 5 Pounds, 1887. S.3864; Fr-390; KM-769. Weight 1.1773 ounces. Victoria. Jubilee head left. Reverse: St. George. Appears to have come from jewelry with field marks. NCS called Genuine, Our grade Very Fine.
Estimated Value $1,100 - 1,200.
| Estimate
$1,100-1,200 |
Sale 63
Lot 3066 |
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Mexico. 8 Escudos, 1824-Mo JM. Fr-64; KM-383.9. Weight 0.7615 ounce. Republic. First dated 8 escudo for the new hand on book type. Ex Jewelry. PCGS called Genuine, Our grade Very Fine Cleaned.
Estimated Value $900 - 1,000.
| Realized
$1,495 |
Sale 63
Lot 3110 |
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Russia. Ducat, 1757-СПБ. Bitkin 1st ed, 63; Sev-222; Fr-113. Elizabeth, 1741-1762. Bust right. Reverse: Eagle. Crinkled planchet. NGC graded Extremely Fine, Details (Removed from Jewelry).
Estimated Value $2,500 - 3,000.
| Realized
$11,500 |
Sale 64
Lot 380 |
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J.F.K. Assassination/Lee Oswald/Jack Ruby Investigator Archive. In December 1954, Allan Sweatt emulated his older brother Millard (see Bonnie and Clyde lot) by joining the Dallas County Sheriff's Department, but he would earn his own reputation as a legendary Texas lawman. A direct consequence of the J.F.K. assassination - the need to identify and interrogate suspects - fell to Allan Sweatt, who by 1963 had taken his brother Millard's former job as Chief Criminal Deputy of Dallas County, into whose custody Oswald was being transferred when he was shot and killed by local burlesque club owner Jack Ruby.
On November 22, 1963, Allan Sweatt was positioned outside Sheriff's Headquarters, observing the tail end of the President's motorcade, when he heard the first of three gunshots. As the highest ranking lawman in Dealey Plaza, it became Allan Sweatt's responsibility to coordinate the actions of Sheriff Deputies in the immediate wake of the shooting which included arresting an early murder suspect, identifying eyewitnesses, scouring the plaza for ballistics evidence, securing Lee Oswald's alleged shell casings inside the Book Depository, and dispatching officers who would apprehend Oswald at the Texas Theatre.
Possibly the closest personal confidant of Sheriff Bill Decker, it was Allan Sweatt who reported to Secret Service agents that Lee Harvey Oswald was, at the time of Kennedy's assassination, receiving a monthly stipend of two hundred dollars from the F.B.I. - even providing them with Oswald's registration number as an informant.
At the specific request of Sheriff Decker - Allan Sweatt was appointed Jack Ruby's private chaperone during his incarceration at the Dallas County Jail. A nationally respected Polygraph examiner, Allan Sweatt was the department's official witness to Jack Ruby's lie detector exam and is even said to have administered his own 'dry run' polygraph exam to Ruby, the existence of which has never been made public. (Data confirmed by the son of Millard E. Sweatt, an executive within the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.) The purpose of Sweatt's preliminary test was allegedly intended to satisfy Sheriff Decker's own curiosity, but also to settle Ruby's own fear of later "flunking" the lie detector.
Allan Sweatt died in 1975 at the age of 58 and is listed among the "Convenient Deaths" surrounding JFK's murder. At the time of his death, Sweatt was the Chief of Field Operations for the Dallas County Sheriff. Included in this archive are the following:
1 - Commissioner of Law Enforcement official diamond ring. 10k band engraved "Allan Sweatt"
1 - Allan Sweatt's "Assistant Chief Deputy Sheriff" Identification card
2 - Allan Sweatt "Deputy Sheriff" Identification cards, both signed Bill Decker, Sheriff
1 - Allan Sweatt's "Dallas County Sheriff Department Director of Field Operations" gold badge in wallet
1 - Brown leather wallet containing Allan Sweatt's "Provost Marshal Investigator" military ID card
2 - Antique childhood portraits of future Dallas County Chief Criminal Deputy Allan Sweatt
4 - Shapshot photographs of Allan Sweatt during his career with the Dallas County Sheriff
9 - 8x10 (or larger) portraits including several of Allan Sweatt's immediate superior Sheriff Bill Decker, as well as Allan Sweatt with a wounded outlaw, participating (w/ brother Millard) in 1950s Masonic Temple rite, receiving accolades, with members of polygraph association in 1963.
7 - News clippings pertaining to Allan Sweatt's law enforcement exploits, captured jailbreakers, escorting a murderer to the electric chair, etc.
1 - 1961 Polygraph Examiner diploma awarded to Allan Sweatt
1 - 14k Gold wedding band
2 - Masonic Temple membership rings
1- 1960s vintage souvenir miniature White House
14 - Allan Sweatt's assorted jewelry/monogrammed accessories including gold/crystal American flag pin
1- "Reeves Souncraft" record album containing the "Confession of Huron Ted Walters", the notorious outlaw pursued by both Chief Deputy Allan Sweatt and, decades earlier, his older brother Millard.
10 - Dallas County Sheriff internal documents including a 10-pg Sheriff's Department personnel roster typescript (with handwritten corrections) compiled days after the JFK assassination, handwritten notes on a Right-Wing extremist group, and the bombing of a Jewish Temple, a list of prisoners transferred to Department of Corrections, a "Glossary of Homosexual Terms," a guide to "Narcotics Parlance of the Underworld" and a 7 page report titled "Don't Trust The Lie Detector."
Estimated Value $4,000 - 6,000.
| Unsold |
Sale 64
Lot 626 |
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Scrap Lot of Sterling Silver. Includes flatware, a matched pair of candle holders, broken silver chains and jewelry. Approximate net weight of sterling: 50 ozt.
Estimated Value $1,750 - 2,000.
| Estimate
$1,750-2,000 |
Sale 64
Lot 641 |
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Sterling Victorian Jewelry Box. This piece was manufactured in 1859 and measures 6x3" with a total weight of 8.46 oz.
Estimated Value $300 - 500.
| Realized
$207 |
Sale 64
Lot 723 |
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Four Pieces of Gold Nugget Men's Jewelry. A pair of cuff links, a tie tack, and a lapel pin. The total weight is 24.6 gr. including backings. The cuff links include two old mine diamonds approximately .10 cts.
Estimated Value $900 - 1,000.
| Realized
$797 |
Sale 64
Lot 738 |
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Bolo Tie With Turquoise, Sterling Silver Bezel & Tips. Made by Navajo jewelry craftsman, Joe Piaso in 2001, using a large piece of high-grade Kingman (Arizona) Turquoise. The bolo tie is 20" long when folded in half. The turquoise cabochon is 2½ by 2½ by 1½ inches. The tips are 2¼" long. This high grade Kingman turquoise has a natural shine and brilliance that makes it stand out from other varieties of Kingman stone seen today.
Estimated Value $650 - 850.
From the collection of Gene Waddell.
| Unsold |
Sale 64
Lot 741 |
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Sterling Silver Cuff With a Gem Natural Example of Bisbee (Arizona) Turquoise. Made by famous Comanche/Hispanic silversmith, White Buffalo (Mike Perez). Its size is 7 - 7¼" with some flexibility. Images on the bracelet are of the "spirit figure" wearing a mask. The piece is signed with White Buffalo's arrow piercing a "W" name symbol. It is also engraved " '06" and "deep chiseled" as are most of White Buffalo's cuff bracelets. These earlier jewelry items made by White Buffalo are getting very difficult to find.
Estimated Value $1,000 - 1,250.
| Realized
$1,151 |
Sale 64
Lot 773 |
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Collection of Brown Diamond, 10K Yellow Gold Jewelry. Including a brown diamond, 10k yellow gold ring; a pair of brown diamond cluster, 10k yellow gold stud earrings and two brown diamond, 10k yellow gold eternity bands, all diamonds weighing a total of approximately 4.00 carats, gross weight 16.60 grams.
Estimated Value $400 - 600.
| Realized
$295 |
Sale 64
Lot 774 |
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Collection of Diamond, 14K White Gold Jewelry. Including a diamond, 14k white gold pendant, centering one round full cut diamond, surrounded by tapered baguette cut diamonds, with an outer row of round full cut diamonds, all weighing a total of approximately 1.25 carats, gross weight 5.90 grams; along with a pair of diamond, 14k white gold clip back earrings, both having 18 baguette cut diamonds, all weighing a total of approximately .50 carat, gross weight 5.60 grams.
Estimated Value $800 - 1,000.
| Realized
$472 |
Sale 64
Lot 876 |
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Collection of Brown Diamond, Colorless Diamond, 14K Yellow Gold Jewelry. Including one lady's diamond, 14k yellow gold ring; one pair of diamond, 14k white gold earrings and one diamond, 14k yellow gold cross & chain, gross weight 14.70 grams, all diamonds both brown & colorless weighing a total of approximately 1.00 carat.
Estimated Value $400 - 600.
| Realized
$502 |
Sale 64
Lot 878 |
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Collection of Diamond, 10K Yellow Gold Jewelry. Including one baguette & round full cut diamond ring; one pair of round diamond, 10k yellow gold hoop earrings and a baguette & round full cut diamond, 10k yellow gold bracelet, gross weight 29.20 grams, total diamond weight approximately 10.00 carats.
Estimated Value $800 - 1,000.
| Realized
$590 |
Sale 64
Lot 879 |
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Collection of Diamond, Colored Gemstone, 14K White Gold Jewelry. Including one diamond, 14k white gold pendant & chain, with 3 bezel set round full-cut diamonds, weighing a total of approximately .50 carat, accompanied by a 14k white gold link style chain; a pair of diamond, 14k white gold earrings, each having 3 round full-cut diamonds, all weighing a total of approximately 1.00 carat; a pair of yellow quartz, diamond, 14k white gold pendant earrings; and a diamond, blue stone, 14k white gold pendant, all having a gross weight of 9.20 grams.
Estimated Value $500 - 800.
| Realized
$330 |
Sale 64
Lot 880 |
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Collection of Diamond, Ruby, Pearl, 14K & 10K Yellow Gold Jewelry. Including one diamond, 14k yellow gold bracelet; one diamond, 14k yellow gold lady's cluster ring; one lady's diamond, ruby, 14k yellow gold band style ring; one lady's sapphire, 14k yellow gold band style ring; one lady's diamond, 10k yellow gold cluster ring; one lady's diamond, 10k floral style ring; one lady's diamond, 10k yellow gold band style ring; one lady's ruby, diamond, 10k band style ring; one lady's pearl, 10k yellow gold ring, gross weight 30.80 grams, total diamond weight approximately 1.20 carats.
Estimated Value $500 - 700.
| Realized
$708 |
Sale 64
Lot 881 |
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Collection of Jade, 14K Yellow Gold Jewelry. Including a multi colored jade, 14k yellow gold choker necklace; one multi colored jade, 14k yellow gold bracelet; 2 carved jade, 14k yellow gold pendants; one jade, 14k yellow gold bangle bracelet.
Estimated Value $400 - 600.
| Realized
$390 |
Sale 64
Lot 882 |
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Collection of Miscellaneous Jewelry. Including one pearl, diamond, 14k yellow gold brooch; one 14k yellow gold, blue stone, colorless stone pendant; one bone mini tusk, capped in 14k yellow gold; one bone scarab in a 14k yellow gold framed pendant; one 14k rose gold carved stone pendant; and one 10k rose gold carved stone pendant.
Estimated Value $300 - 500.
| Realized
$189 |
Sale 64
Lot 883 |
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Collection of Onyx, 14K Yellow Gold Jewelry. Including one onyx & 14k yellow gold bead necklace; one lady's onyx, 14k yellow gold ring; and 2 pairs of onyx, 14k yellow gold earrrings.
Estimated Value $300 - 500.
| Realized
$177 |
Sale 64
Lot 889 |
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Miscellaneous Lot of Jewelry. Including one 14k yellow gold nugget style link, gross weight 4.80 grams; one diamond, 18k white gold, diamond, double eagle pin (missing the pin), with one European cut diamond, weighing approximately .25 carat, gross weight 2.90 grams; and one colorless round faceted stone (not a diamond).
Estimated Value $300 - 500.
| Realized
$180 |
Sale 64
Lot 993 |
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Group of Seven Boxes From A Variety of Natural Stones. An attractive lot, varying from 2½ x 3¾ x 1½" to 4¾ x 9¾ x 1½". Decorative by themselves or could be used to hold jewelry or other small items. Individual stone boxes have recently brought $2,000-$3,000.
Estimated Value $2,000 - 3,000.
Ex Superior Galleries Collectibles Auction, July 17, 1999.
| Unsold |
Sale 64
Lot 1063 |
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Mercury Program, 1990, Mercury "Jewelry". Lot of two pieces of Sterling jewelry made in 1990 at the request of Alan Shepard for the wives of the Mercury astronauts and for two others. Included is a necklace with a large Mercury 7 charm (2.25x1") and a velvet choker with a smaller Mercury 7 charm (1.5"). A note included with the necklace's reads: "Alan Shepard had these (about 9) made for wives of Mercury astros in late 1990's (other two were given to Mar…Bauglast and Ida Maye Miller. Mold was then broken" (signed) Bobbie Slayton". Attractive and quite unusual.
Estimated Value $500 - 750.
Ex. the Donald "Deke"Slayton Family collection.
| Realized
$224 |
Sale 64
Lot 1081 |
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Mercury Program, c1960, Deke Slayton's Sterling Silver Mercury 7 Cuff Links and Tie Tac. An attractive set of large, Sterling Silver, jewelry with each Mercury 7 emblem measuring a Texas sized 1"x1.5". These have the look of being custom made, although they are not marked as such. Attractive.
Estimated Value $150 - 250.
Ex. the Donald "Deke"Slayton Family collection.
| Realized
$307 |
Sale 64
Lot 1215 |
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Apollo 11, 1969, "Deke Slayton"s Apollo 11 Money Clip (2x1.5") An interesting and unusual money clip made with a silver dollar-sized Apollo 11 medallion "attached" to a metal clip. There don't appear to be any markings on the clip itself, but it is mounted in a plush gray "Coronado" jewelry box. The name "SLAYTON" is engraved on the clip itself. Quite attractive.
Estimated Value $150 - 250.
Ex. the Donald "Deke"Slayton Family collection.
| Realized
$59 |
Sale 64
Lot 1232 |
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Apollo 12, 1969, Igneous Rock" Tie Tac (.75") This rock was collected by the consignor during his Geology training for Apollo 12. At some point, he had it made into a tie tac and it has remained in his jewelry drawer far all these years. A nice piece of memorabilia.
Estimated Value $150 - 250.
Ex. the astronaut Richard "Dick" Gordon collection.
| Unsold |
Sale 65
Lot 1951 |
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1911-D. NGC AU Details, removed from jewelry The "D" mint-mark is clear, this being an important consideration for the collector. Well struck and detailed; some luster faintly present within the devices. Popular Key Date (PCGS # 7943) .
Estimated Value $800 - 900.
| Realized
$2,013 |
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