This status-link golden 30 long necklace has four column stations; two slimmer with vertical ribs and wider ones with spiral flutes. The slimmer columns are 1 1/4 long, 7/16 wide and have black glass cabochons on the ends. The wider ones are 1 1/2 long and have squared ends with twisted-circle caps and side four black cabs on them. Remarkably,the piece is not signed. It is very fine quality and condition. Added to a simple blouse or tunic, it's instantly country-club ready.

This 1930's coat clip / dress pin clip is made of gilt brass with glass petals and a citrine rhinestone center on the happy flower. The simple design is 3 3/8 high by 2 3/8 wide. The petals are opaque and have concave shapes; some call these poured glass but they are actually molded and then each is rimmed in gilt brass. They remind me of the special white glass flowers Trifari used mid-century. The double-pronged clip mechanism is secure. COndition is very fine. Such retro clips are so versatile and go well on sweaters, coats, hats, and thick scarves. Try one on a hat or denim jacket too!

Loudmouth Bass 2012 Fishing Hallmark Christmas Ornament QXG4541 Resembling the one hanging on so many walls, a fish on a plaque is depicted in this Hallmark Keepsake Christmas ornament. Press the button to hear fish jokes. Item Specifics: Series (Collection): Item Number: QXG4541 UPC 795902259839 Artist: Original Price: $17.95 Size in Inches: 2 ½ H Year: 2012 Date Prominent: No Power Required: Yes. Two LR44 batteries are necessary for sound. Batteries are included but not guaranteed. Smoke Free: Yes Price Tab: Yes Item Condition: Mint to near mint Box Condition: Mint to near mint Photo(s) Type: Generic item

This table top vanity cigarette box measures about 1.75 inches by 3 inches and 3.5 inches high. Circa 1950s. The glass ribbed base is in Excellent condition - no chips or cracks. The chrome lid has some pitting and rust and is in Average condition. There is one eraser tip size rust spot near the red knob handle. Originally used for housing cigarettes, this piece is ideal for holding toothpicks, matchbooks or your favorite treasures.

An elegant crystal torte or cake plate in Fostoria's American Pattern has three toes or feet and a serrated lip that is turned up to prevent spillage. This 14 cubist style plate is in excellent condition with no flaws noted. Production of this pattern began in 1915 and continued until 1982, making this one of Fostoria's most enduring designs. The above average size allows a variety of uses and the classic stacked cube design will coordinate with any setting. Our list price includes priority insured shipping to the continental USA.

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Miniature Blue Satin Glass Oil Lamp with white internal casing. The lamp is decorated with subtle placement of slight worn coralene decoration that gives as nice shine when the light reflects off the coralene. The lamp is in excellent condition .and measures 7 ½ h. to the top of the shade and the shade measures 5 d.

Five old composition bird and fowl figures for your Christmas putz village display. They were often sold as children's toys in the off-holiday seasons. All have painted metal legs and are marked Italy. Included are a goose, two ducks, and two chickens - one rooster and one hen. The birds are 1-1/2 to 2-1/4 inches high. Heavy for their size, the figures are made of a cement-like clay material and hand painted. All have some paint wear or small chips as shown.

Homer Laughlin White Flower Saucer,white with white/yellow trimed flowers and green leaves.Rhythm Shape Dinnerware made by Homer Laughlin Co. pattern no. jj152,made in the USA.Very good condition,price is per plate.

Westmoreland Milk Glass Beaded Footed Honey Pot in Grape Vine pattern.The lid is marked on the bottom WG. The dish is not marked. Very good condition. No chips or cracks.

Westmoreland Milk Glass Chicken On A Basket . Top is in very good Condition. NO chips or cracks.Bottom has small repaired spot,discount taken.Hardly noticeable. The top and the dish are marked (WG).Very Elegant.

Jeanette Open Sugar Bowl Shell Pink Milk Glass in Baltimore Pear pattern,beautiful two handled bowl on a pedestal,4 1/2ins. tall and 6 ins. wide including handle. Condition very good,no chips or cracks.

F.T.D. Rose Heart Candy Dish,milk glass white heart shaped dish with light and dark pink roses.Very good condition,also may be called covered trinket dish.

Carnival Glass Marigold Iris Herringbone Plate/Platter,very beautiful and in good condition,one small flaw around edge doesn't show and very hard to find.Price reduction had been taken.

Vintage Fostoria Baroque Azure Blue Open Sugar and Creamer.Beautiful elegant glass made in the thirties and forties.Both are in very good condition.Price is for set.

Vintage Frosted Green/Yellow Shot Glasses.Very Nice Condition.Looks like Vaseline/Depression Glass.2.75 tall and 1.75 across top.Price is for set of five.

Pyrex French White 9 in. Cahe Pan,no chips or cracks.Very good condition,Price is for one.

Fire King Primrose 6in. Saucer,milk glass white with red/pink flowers.Very good condition. Fire King imprinted on bottom,price is per saucer.

Fire King Primrose 8 serving bowl/oven ware,milk glass white with red/pink flowers.Very good condition. Fire King imprinted on bottom,price is per bowl.

Mortally wounded in the battle of Chickamauga, Ga. in 1863 Rare view in his Canebrake Rifle Guards uniform Wet plate, albumen carte de visite photograph, mounted to 2 3/8 x 4 card. Rare view of Thomas K. Coleman wearing the uniform of an officer in the Canebrake Rifle Guards, with brass and bullion dress epaulettes denoting his rank as 1st Lieutenant, second in command of the unit. Oval format, displayed within a fancy bronze medallion frame. No imprint. Light age toning and wear. Very fine. Very desirable. This image came out of the Coleman family photograph album which included albumen and tintype portraits of the Coleman family, most of which were identified including this rare cdv of Major Thomas K. Coleman. The Canebrake Rifle Guards mustered into Confederate service as Co. D, 4th Alabama Infantry, on April 15, 1861, with Thomas K. Coleman elected first lieutenant. A popular and respected officer, he was elected their captain in April 1862, and commanded the Canebreaks during the heavy summer fighting of 1862 in Virginia. Promoted to major of the 4th Alabama Infantry in October 1862, he fought with the regiment at Gettysburg, and moved west with General James Longstreet's troops when they were ordered to reinforce the Army of Tennessee. Major Coleman commanded the roughly 300 soldiers of the 4th Alabama to go into the battle of Chickamauga, and fell mortally wounded on September 19, 1863. He died several days later in a Marietta, Ga. hospital. An excerpt from a period obituary gives the following brief account of his wounding, he observed the flag sinking from the familiar hands of the wounded color-bearer and springing forward to receive it was himself struck. A later account of Major Coleman's death appeared in the Canebrake Herald Weekly excerpted from a letter and reads, in part, ...he languished for several days in great pain. Soothed by the presence of his young wife, and by the attentions of affectionate friends. In a delirium of fever his wandering mind still turned to the affairs of his bloody country, and his incoherent words betrayed that his spirit was still mingling with the wild tumult of the battlefield... Just before the war Thomas Coleman married Carrie Moore in Uniontown, Alabama. A recollection from Ella Storrs Christian's The Days That Are No More, conveys a heart-wrenching story of Tom's last few days. The circumstances attending his death were very sad; his wife received the news of his being mortally wounded as she was returning from the burial of their only child; she went to him at once, going through untold hardships in reaching him; he talked to her incessantly of the child, whom he had never seen, sending messages to him which she promised to deliver, never letting him know of the little fellow's death; she remained with him until his death bringing his body home with her. Major Thomas K. Coleman was 28 years old when he died. Major Coleman's younger brother, Private Solon L. Coleman, also served in Co. D, 4th Alabama Infantry. He was seriously wounded in the battle of Fredericksburg, Va., on December 13, 1862. The 4th Alabama Infantry, completed its organization in May 1861, and was ordered to Virginia where they fought in the first battle of Manassas under General Bernard E. Bee. In this fight, out of the 750 men engaged, the regiment suffered 33% casualties, including all of the field officers. They were active in the campaigns of the Army of Northern Virginia from Seven Pines to Cold Harbor, except when they were on detached duty with General James Longstreet at Suffolk, Chickamauga and Knoxville. The regiment fought in the Petersburg trenches, in 1864-65, and surrendered at Appomattox with 21 officers and 202 men left for duty. The 4th Alabama Infantry reported 130 casualties at Gaines' Mill; 63 at 2nd Manassas; 87 at Gettysburg; 99 at Chickamauga; and 75 in the battle of the Wilderness. Source: Units of the Confederate States Army