Antique Wang King sterling silver 2 piece belt buckle circa 1900. Weighs 36.5 grams. Wang Hing & Co. was a Chinese company that exported silver jewelry and objects from Canton, China from 1845–1925. They made a variety of silver belt buckles and other items for both domestic and export. Measures 3 by 2.25 inches when closed together. Excellent condition.

Old Pawn Navajo heavy sand cast silver cuff bracelet with Thunderbird design. Early 20th century. Weighs 69.1 grams. Small size: inside width is 3 and one eighth inches, and opening is 1 inch. A jeweler could expand the opening using heat. Excellent estate condition. "Old pawn" is a term used in the Native American art world to describe jewelry that was pawned by tribes, such as the Navajo, and never reclaimed. The term originated around the turn of the 20th century, when traders would exchange supplies, such as food, rope, and blankets, for jewelry from their Navajo neighbors. The jewelry was often well-made and intended for personal or family use, but was pawned out of necessity or for safekeeping. Because it was often unclaimed, the jewelry is also sometimes called "dead pawn".

19th century 18k gold brooch / watch fob set with turquoise and small pearl. unmarked and tested. Measures 1.25 inches square. Weight is 5.6 grams. Excellent condition.

Vintage round 14k yellow gold and pearl pin c1950 with 20 20mm pearls. Measures 1 inch round. Excellent condition.

Vintage 18k yellow gold Egyptian bracelet in excellent condition. Profiles of kings and queens set in filigree frames. Weight 23.1 grams. Length 7 inches.