Renoir Signed Copper Cuff Bracelet and Mask Pin This is vintage Renoir and both pieces are signed.

The cuff bracelet measures 6.5 inches and is 1-3/8 inches wide.

The dual mask pin measures 1.5 inches wide and 1.25 inches tall.

Both pieces have very minor wear. I acquired them through an estate sale, and I have had them in storage for the past 13 years.

Great vintage accessories!!
Manufacturer: Renoir  

Rhinestone Brooch in Fall Colors This brooch makes me think of fall with the beautiful orange, green and gold colors. The stones form a star shaped flower in the center with clusters of color flowing from there to form an almost round shaped brooch. All stones are present.

The back is all done in a gold color and the pin works great. This is a nice quality piece of workmanship. I do not find a maker's mark. The stones may be glass, as the piece has significant weight to it.

This measures about 2 inches in diameter and I acquired it about 13 years ago at an estate sale and have had it in storage all this time.
 

Early 1900 watch chain I believe this is a watch chain made of fine loops in most likely a gold-filled manor. The chain is 48 inches in length and there is a mark on the swivel, however, it is worn and looks like it is S & BL, but I can't be sure.

I have had this piece in storage for about 14 years now, so it is old stock new to the market!
 

Rhinestone Buckle in Gold and Diamond-like Stones I believe this is a light weight Rhinestone belt buckle done in a deep gold color stone with clear color stone which makes it appear to be surrounded by diamonds.

The large center stone is mounted and surrounded by a beaded circle within a square and there are 4 diamond-like stones in each corner of this square. The remaining darker gold stones form 2 rows around this with the outer row of stones forming a circle. All stones are present.

The back does not have a pin, instead it is formed with a bar across the center with a post. I'm making the assumption that this would be for a belt and judging by the bent/twisted shape of this bar, that it was used in that way, explaining the damage. Even with the damage to the bar, this is a quality made piece, perhaps dating to between 1920-1950.

This measures 1-5/8 inches. I do not find a maker mark.