Hammer On!
Hammer On!
$410.00
All eyes on you! This vintage geometric brooch is the focal for a truly unique necklace.
- 18″ gold-plated necklace with 2.5 inch extender chain
- Vintage focal (approx. 3.5″ in length) and acrylic tube beads
- Various sizes and shapes of black onyx gemstones
- Please see our FAQs regarding vintage items
Additional information
| Weight | 2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 × 7.5 × 3.5 in |
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Cleo’s Kiss
Dibs, Limited Edition/One-of-a-Kind, Re-Envisioned (Vintage-to-New)
Just as in days of ancient Egypt, today's woman can feel like royalty wearing this striking turquoise and gold vintage serpent brooch re-envisioned as the focal for this necklace. We mixed this piece of the past with head-turning components of today.
$339.00
- Limited Edition – grab yours before it's gone!
- 18" gold-plated necklace with 2.5 inch extender chain
- Vintage unsigned serpent brooch (approx. 1.5" in length) paired with enamel and antique gold accent beads
- Various sizes of turquoise-hued Austrian crystal pearl beads
- Please see our FAQs regarding vintage items
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Derby/Horse, Necklaces, Limited Edition/One-of-a-Kind, Re-Envisioned (Vintage-to-New)
Classic beauty of yesteryear gets update! Black onyx and gold join with a vintage horse brass to create this show-stopping, one-of-a-kind original!
$459.00
- Stunning vintage gold horse brass
- Vintage glass pearl and enamel links
- Black Onyx gemstones
- Large handmade gold-filled brass hook
- Gold-filled accent components
- 17" inch necklace with 2.5" gold-filled extender chain
- Most vintage horse brass focals are from England and was worn on the horse harness. The small knicks or scratches add character and are inherent to its use and age. Most Brass Horses were made in England, between 1860 and 1890 by casting, with commemorative horse brasses continuing in the 1930s and 1940s. Because of their popularity with collectors, horse brasses are made today as souvenirs, royal events, etc.
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Raleigh Hotel Vintage Key
Necklaces, Limited Edition/One-of-a-Kind, Re-Envisioned (Vintage-to-New)
Ohhhh ... the history this key unlocks!
Since 1815 this historic site (1111 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C.) has been host to both hotels and government offices. One hotel at this address (Kirkwood House), was home to Andrew Johnson, where he stood to take the oath of office as President of the United States, back in 1865. The then seven-story hotel was converted to office space, and in 1893, became the Raleigh Hotel. In 1911, the hotel was reconstructed* in a thirteen-story Beaux-Arts architectural style, remaining as such until 1964.
*Fun Fact: Congress increased the height limit for buildings on Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. by 30 feet in 1910, in order to accommodate the reconstruction of Raleigh Hotel!
Engraved on the key is a postage rate of .02 (2 cents). Two cent postage was effective mid-1885 through the fall of 1917 (when postage went up to 3 cents.) Postage returned to 2 cents in mid-1919 and remained at that rate through mid-1932. The back side of the key displays the room number 324.
$1,095.00
- One-of-a-kind! Only one available!
- Vintage historic Raleigh Hotel skeleton key
- Large, sterling silver-filled heavy-gauge hand-forged hook clasp with 2.5" sterling silver extender chain
- Vintage silver-plated chain links
- Stainless steel, aluminum, and silver-plated accent elements
- 16" necklace with the longest key approximately 3.5"
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