This vintage tie bar hails from Taxco, Mexico and is crafted from sterling silver (marked “TP-47, MEXICO, 925″). Weighing approximately 21.8 grams, it measures roughly 2 1/8″ long by 3/8” wide. The tie bar features a bezel set plaque of faux blue turquoise. It shows signs of wear consistent with age and remains in nice condition, making it a great vintage find.
This listing features a curated collection of 5 unique vintage earrings from the 1970s and 1980s. The set includes: a pair of clip-on faceted smoky crystal dangle earrings weighing approximately…
Discover a captivating piece of vintage jewelry history with these exquisite Mahogany Obsidian Carved Scarab Earrings. Unworn and preserved on their original card, this stunning pair showcases the allure of…
Offered is a fascinating piece of automotive history: a 1942 Plymouth Passenger Car Preliminary Parts List, issued in August 1941. This original document provides a glimpse into the early stages…
This stunning vintage Parklane bracelet hails from the 1960s and boasts a timeless design. Marked “PARKLANE” on its original metal tag, this piece weighs approximately 50.4 grams and extends to…
Discover a pair of vintage Art Deco earrings, showcasing the beauty of Mexican silver craftsmanship. Each earring is hallmarked “Silver Mexico”, reflecting its authentic origin and heritage. Crafted in the…
These charming vintage earrings date back to the 1940s era. Crafted from unmarked silver metal, they weigh a combined 6.9 grams and measure approximately 1 1/4″ x 5/8″ each. Each…
