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vintagemad
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Stopped at one of my favorite antique stores yesterday. The owners just bought out an estate of a wealthy woman who happened to be a supporter of the arts. I was lucky enough to swing in at the right time, before anything was priced or on display for sale. I fell in love with this piece & the store owner gave me a good deal. I think I may go grab a few more pieces (they had around 20) from this artist. The necklace is unsigned and I doubt I will ever find out who made it but it does not matter to me. This is a piece I will not let go. Thanks for looking.
Costume Jewelry NecklacesThe word “bling” wasn't added to the Merriam Webster dictionary until 2006,…
Incredible! Really great timing :)
Nice one - DD@Phila
Thanks for the like, loves and comments everyone.
That is just cool!!! Love it!
I wouldn't part with it either!
I wouldn't part with it either. I have an art nouveau pin made in a similar way that is also a cat's head. Also a piece I will probably die with.