SOLD!!!! AUTHENTIC DAVID YURMAN 18KT GOLD & STERLING SILVER NECKLACE
SOLD!!! A BEAUTIFUL, AUTHENTIC DAVID YURMAN CABLE STERLING SILVER AND 18KT YELLOW GOLD LINK NECKLACE. IT IS BEAUTIFULLY MADE IN THE CLASSIC YURMAN STYLE. WITH GOLD PRICES AT AN ALL TIME HIGH, THIS NECKLACE IS NOT ONLY AN INVESTMENT IN YURMAN BEAUTY, IT IS A TRUE INVESTMENT DUE TO THE GOLD AND SILVER CONTENT. THIS NECKLACE MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 19″ IN LENGTH. ALTHOUGH PREVIOUSLY OWNED, IT SHOWS LITTLE WEAR. IF YOU LOVE YURMAN, YOU MUST HAVE THIS NECKLACE. YOU CAN VISIT THE YURMAN...
Read MoreSterling Silver Coffee/Tea Set
Although previously owned, this five piece, coffee/tea set looks like it has never been used. It is in MINT condition with no scratches or nicks on ANY piece. Every piece is intact. It is made by Poole and the craftsmanship is extraordinary. The set has 96 ounces of pure silver. The total weight is 104 oz. All pieces are stamped, “Sterling by Poole 990″. This is a great investment with silver at the current price. The set comes with a coffee urn, a tea urn, sugar and creamer...
Read MoreCushion Cut Diamond – GIA Certified
Cushion Cut Diamond September 8, 2005 GIA Report: 14682506 Inscription Registry: GIA 14682506 Shape: Cut-Cornered Rectangular Meas: 6.47 x 5.59 x 4.08mm Weight: 1.16 carat Depth: 73% Table: 63% Girdle: Medium to Thick Culet: None Polish: Very Good Symmetry: Very Good Clarity: VS1 Color: F Flourescence: None Comments: None Key to symbols Crystal, Cloud Price: $5,500 – Cushion...
Read MoreSOLD! BRONZE WHERE HORSES CAN’T GO – Dennis Jones
Dennis Jones-WHERE HORSES CAN’T GO-BRONZE Internationally acclaimed wildlife artist Dennis Jones creates bronze sculptures of wildlife with enduring detail and beauty. Many of his numbered, limited edition collector pieces are displayed in galleries and museums around the world, even in regions as distant as the Far East. In the past 10 years Dennis has been working with several non-profit organizations to raise funds for wildlife conservation. From 1994 to 1995, Jones’ sculptures...
Read MoreFrom the Officer’s Club of the Presidio in San Francisco, these solid wood doors were created in the late 1800′s
These solid wood doors were created in the late 1800′s. They were originally hung in the Officer’s Club of the Presidio in San Francisco. They were removed when it was extensively remodeled in 1933-1934. When U.S. troops occupied the post in 1847, they rebuilt the roof of the Spanish Mexican-era adobe. In 1884-1885 a projecting central pavillion-like “assembly room” of wood construction was added to the structure. This is when these doors were added to the structure. The...
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