Tiffany and Co Sterling Jewelry Motorcyle Belt Buckle and Book

[theegypt]

Had a good find today that I wanted to share and also wanted to get your opinion on the other jewelry I picked up. I just recently got back in to yardsaling and am trying to expand the categories of things I look for. One of those areas is jewelry. I have a background with precious metals and coins but my knowledge of jewelry is limited to knowing to look for purity marks. So today there was a neighborhood sale that started at 7 and I got there about that time. At the second house I came up on a box of jewelry that was in bags marked 10 to 50 cents per bag. I was checking out a few pieces and noticed a bangle that caught my eye. I examined it, noticed the 925 mark and knew it was a definite pick up. With everything being so cheap and having found the bangle in the lot, I decided just to pick up the whole box for $4. It wasnt until a few hours later when I was looking over my picks did I notice the bangle was from Tiffany and Co! The only other purity mark I noticed was a 925 on the clasp of the necklace which I marked with a "1" in the picture. What do you guys think about the rest of the jewelry? Anything else desirable? Do you recognize the name on the butterfly pin? I also picked up a motorcycle belt buckle at another yard sale that I thought was cool. Picked it up for $3 and I'll probably just keep it for awhile. Last thing I got was a nice looking copy of Grimms Fairy Tales for 50 cents that I will keep as well.

 

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[JimDon]

The Tiffany would be a major score if it is real. I would have it checked out. The color just doesn't look right to me. The rest of the jewelry looks very marketable. For four bucks you did well.

 

[mkulltra]

My guess is fake on the bracelet. The lettering seems off directionally and the imprint is uneven across. Anthing made by Tiffany would be perfect. Also. I think there is some wear on the sides of the mark that shows the plating. A simple acid test would be the first step. If you don't have your own, then take it to a pawn shop and they will be able to tell you for free.

 

[GibH]

The butterfly pin is Sarah Coventry.