Victorian Revival Triple Chain Necklace with Crystals and Woman's Face Pendant circa 1950s eva mae Royal purple 1950s peaked velvet

Royal purple 1950s peaked velvet hat w/ feathers

Pant Length:10

1940s gold tone metal oblong caged dangling earrings with wrap around drops- screw back clip earrings

Stunning 1950s Eisenberg (marked) demi parure set of bright clear rhinestones

36" around fullest part of bust

Victorian Revival Triple Chain Necklace with Crystals and Woman's Face Pendant circa 1950s eva mae Royal purple 1950s peaked velvet1950s gold tone metal triple chain necklace with clear crystal accents and a woman's portrait pendant in intaglio design by Goldette of NY. Goldette jewellery is invariably well made and beautifully designed. The company, founded in 1955 and closed in 1978, favoured Victorian and Edwardian Revival designs, with lots of chains and glass cameos and bezel set glass stations. The "Goldette NY" mark was used only until 1958, according to sources, helping