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Catalog for Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques (304) 343-0036 Http Page 1 of 248 Catalog for Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques (304) 343-0036 http://www.tace.com/vendors/bjarrett.html Table Of Contents Art / American Art Art / Asian Art / Photograph Art Art / Prints Asian / Ephemeral Autographs / Miscellaneous Beads / Ceramic Beads / Glass Bolo Tie / Miscellaneous Bookends / Miscellaneous Bookmarks / Miscellaneous Books / Books Books / Books - T To U Books / Cook Books Boxes And Containers / Metal Buttons / Brass Buttons / Celluloid Buttons / Ceramic Buttons / Glass Buttons / Horn Buttons / Jewel Buttons / Metal Buttons / Pearl & Shell Buttons / Rhinestones Buttons / Waistcoat Buttons / Wood Cat Collectibles / Miscellaneous China / Miscellaneous Christmas Collectibles / Ceramics Christmas Collectibles / Decorations Christmas Collectibles / Miscellaneous Christmas Collectibles / Ornaments Easter Collectibles / Miscellaneous Entertainment / Advertisement Ephemera / Lady's Apparel Ephemeral Ephemera / Yearbooks Gentlemens Jewelry / Buckles Gentlemens Jewelry / Collar Buttons Gentlemens Jewelry / Cufflinks Gentlemens Jewelry / Tie Clips, Bars Glass / Hawkes Glass / Mt. Washington Glass Glass / Salts Jewelry / Amber Jewelry / Angels Jewelry / Art Deco Jewelry / Art Nouveau Jewelry / Artisan (C)Copyright 1991-2011 by The Antique & Collectible Exchange http://www.tace.com Saturday, January 29th, 2011 07:38 PM EST Page 1 of 248 Page 2 of 248 Catalog for Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques (304) 343-0036 http://www.tace.com/vendors/bjarrett.html Table Of Contents - Continued Jewelry / Arts And Crafts Jewelry / Austria & Czech Jewelry / Bakelite Jewelry / Bar Pins Jewelry / Beads Jewelry / Beads, Faceted Crystal Jewelry / Beads, Gemstone, Semi-precious Jewelry / Beads, Glass Jewelry / Bone Jewelry / Boxes Jewelry / Bracelete Sets Jewelry / Bracelets Jewelry / Bracelets, Charm Jewelry / Brooch Sets Jewelry / Brooches / Pins Jewelry / Brooches / Pins Jewelry / Buckles And Fasteners Jewelry / Cameos Jewelry / Cat Jewelry / Celtic / Scottish Jewelry / Charms Jewelry / Christmas Jewelry / Clips Jewelry / Coin Jewelry Jewelry / Copper Jewelry / Coral Jewelry / Cuff Links Jewelry / Czech Jewelry / Damascene Jewelry / Designer Signed Jewelry / Dog Jewelry / Earrings Jewelry / Egyptian Jewelry / Enamel Jewelry / Fashionista Jewelry / Figural Jewelry / Fine Jewelry Jewelry / Floral Jewelry Jewelry / Fraternal Jewelry / Gemstone Jewelry / Germany, West Germany Jewelry / Hair Jewelry Accessories Jewelry / Holiday Jewelry Jewelry / Initial Jewelry / Ivory Jewelry / Jade Jewelry Jewelry / Lockets Jewelry / Lots (C)Copyright 1991-2011 by The Antique & Collectible Exchange http://www.tace.com Saturday, January 29th, 2011 07:38 PM EST Page 2 of 248 Page 3 of 248 Catalog for Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques (304) 343-0036 http://www.tace.com/vendors/bjarrett.html Table Of Contents - Continued Jewelry / Lucite Jewelry / Marcasite Jewelry / Mexican Sterling / Silver Jewelry / Mexican Sterling / Silver Jewelry / Miscellaneous Jewelry / Mosaic Jewelry / Mourning Jewelry / Native American Jewelry / Necklace Sets Jewelry / Necklaces Jewelry / Necklaces, Beaded Jewelry / Necklaces, Rhinestone Jewelry / Nostalgique Jewelry / Oriental Jewelry / Patriotic Jewelry / Pearl Jewelry / Pendants Jewelry / Pins Jewelry / Plastics, Other Jewelry / Porcelain Jewelry / Portrait Jewelry / Religious Jewelry / Retro Jewelry / Rings Jewelry / Sash Brooch Jewelry / Scandanavian Jewelry / Scottish Jewelry / Sets Jewelry / Shell Jewelry / Siam Jewelry / Southwestern Jewelry / Souvenir Jewelry / Sports Jewelry / Sterling Jewelry / Stickpin Jewelry / Supplies Jewelry / Tribal-ethnic Jewelry / Turquoise Jewelry / Valentine Jewelry / Victorian Jewelry / Watch - Ladies Jewelry / Watch Fobs Jewelry / Wood Jewelry / Wrist Watches Jewelry / Xmas Pins Ladies Apparel & Vanity Accessories / Accessories Ladies Apparel & Vanity Accessories / Combs Ladies Apparel & Vanity Accessories / Dress Accessories (C)Copyright 1991-2011 by The Antique & Collectible Exchange http://www.tace.com Saturday, January 29th, 2011 07:38 PM EST Page 3 of 248 Page 4 of 248 Catalog for Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques (304) 343-0036 http://www.tace.com/vendors/bjarrett.html Table Of Contents - Continued Ladies Apparel & Vanity Accessories / Fans Ladies Apparel & Vanity Accessories / Gloves Ladies Apparel & Vanity Accessories / Miscellaneous Ladies Apparel & Vanity Accessories / Miscellaneous Purses Ladies Apparel & Vanity Accessories / Scarf Ladies Apparel & Vanity Accessories / Vanity Dresser Accessories Ladies Purses / Compacts / Cosmetics / Compacts - Powder Ladies Purses / Compacts / Cosmetics / Jewelry Trinket Boxes Ladies Purses / Compacts / Cosmetics / Miscellaneous Ladies Purses / Compacts / Cosmetics / Purses - Beaded Ladies Purses / Compacts / Cosmetics / Purses - Lucite Ladies Purses / Compacts / Cosmetics / Purses - Mesh Ladies Purses / Compacts / Cosmetics / Purses - Other Miscellaneous / Miscellaneous Mother's Day / Miscellaneous Music / Miscellaneous Music / Sheet Music Paperweights / Miscellaneous Patriotic Items / Miscellaneous Perfume & Scent Collectibles / Atomizers Perfume & Scent Collectibles / Bottles Perfume & Scent Collectibles / Commercial Perfume & Scent Collectibles / Factices Perfume & Scent Collectibles / Miniatures Perfume & Scent Collectibles / Miscellaneous Perfume & Scent Collectibles / Perfume Powder Perfume & Scent Collectibles / Perfume Solid Political / Miscellaneous Porcelain / Miscellaneous Porcelain / Nippon Porcelain / Ornaments Post Cards / Fairs, Expositions Post Cards / Foreign Countries Pottery / Miscellaneous Sewing / Miscellaneous Silver / Silverware / Miscellaneous Souvenir / Events Souvenir Spoons / Miscellaneous Sterling / Bowls Sterling / Flatware Sterling / Serving Pieces Tableware / Stainless Steel Transportation / Airplane / Airline Transportation / Oceanliner Watches / Wrist Watches (C)Copyright 1991-2011 by The Antique & Collectible Exchange http://www.tace.com Saturday, January 29th, 2011 07:38 PM EST Page 4 of 248 Page 5 of 248 Catalog for Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques (304) 343-0036 http://www.tace.com/vendors/bjarrett.html Art / American Art Art - By R. F. Art - Christy, Howard Zogbaum-Photogravure<br>Napol Chandler<br>Frame Early HC eon at Waterloo Art - C. S. Reinhart - Color Plate Print Art - Fisher, Harrison A Morning $ 25 <br>The Spanish Barber $ 75 Greeting 1904 Item# 15149 $ 25 Item# 15126 $ 100 tace.com/i/15149 Item# 15147 tace.com/i/15126 Item# 15131 tace.com/i/15147 tace.com/i/15131 Art -Gibson,Charles DanaJapan Proof -Delicious Moment $ 25 Art -Smedley, W.T. - At Noon Item# 15130 Time - Color Plate tace.com/i/15130 $ 25 Item# 15122 tace.com/i/15122 Art / Asian Oriental Calendar Prints $ 30 each Item# 26179 tace.com/i/26179 Art / Photograph Art Marco Bucovich Color Photograph Mario Bucovich - Mexico Lindo Art - Mexico Portfolio Colored Photographs $ 20 each $ 20 each Item# 37788 Item# 37787 tace.com/i/37788 tace.com/i/37787 Art / Prints Sponge Fishing By Winslow Homer $ 25 O/I Item# 25745 tace.com/i/25745 (C)Copyright 1991-2011 by The Antique & Collectible Exchange http://www.tace.com Saturday, January 29th, 2011 07:38 PM EST Page 5 of 248 Page 6 of 248 Catalog for Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques (304) 343-0036 http://www.tace.com/vendors/bjarrett.html Asian / Ephemeral Vintage China Advertising Vintage Chinese Advertising Calendar - Camera/Photo Calendar - Beautiful Art Work $ 30 $ 30 Item# 25526 Item# 25525 tace.com/i/25526 tace.com/i/25525 Autographs / Miscellaneous Ozzie Nelson, Dolly Dawn More Big Band Autographs SOLD Item# 35233 tace.com/i/35233 Beads / Ceramic Pair of Ceramic Face Beads $ 8 pr Item# 32918 tace.com/i/32918 Beads / Glass Beautiful Blue Floral Carved Vintage Bead $ 5 Item# 31820 tace.com/i/31820 Bolo Tie / Miscellaneous Arts and Crafts Style Bolo Tie $ 15 Item# 40709 tace.com/i/40709 (C)Copyright 1991-2011 by The Antique & Collectible Exchange http://www.tace.com Saturday, January 29th, 2011 07:38 PM EST Page 6 of 248 Page 7 of 248 Catalog for Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques (304) 343-0036 http://www.tace.com/vendors/bjarrett.html Bookends / Miscellaneous Oriental Style Vintage Gemstone Bookends - Foo Dogs $ 45 Item# 35163 tace.com/i/35163 Bookmarks / Miscellaneous Gothic Figural Silvertone Bookmark Eagle Carrying Crystal Collectible Silver Bookmarks With Hummingbird Bookmark - Bookmark With Stone Globe Jeweled Charms Silvertone with Pink Gemstone $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 ea Item# 39346 Point Item# 40336 Item# 38076 tace.com/i/39346 $ 8 tace.com/i/40336 tace.com/i/38076 Item# 39951 tace.com/i/39951 Selection of Silver Bookmarks, Cherubs, Cats, More Silvertone Figural Bookmark With $ 3 to 5 ea Crystal Charm Item# 39371 $ 10 tace.com/i/39371 Item# 39694 tace.com/i/39694 Books / Books The Story Book of Aircraft $ 15 Item# 35253 tace.com/i/35253 Books / Books - T To U The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time see description Item# 41151 tace.com/i/41151 (C)Copyright 1991-2011 by The Antique & Collectible Exchange http://www.tace.com Saturday, January 29th, 2011 07:38 PM EST Page 7 of 248 Page 8 of 248 Catalog for Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques (304) 343-0036 http://www.tace.com/vendors/bjarrett.html Books / Cook Books The American Heritage Cookbook - 2 Volumes $ 25 Item# 39100 tace.com/i/39100 Boxes And Containers / Metal Beautiful Vintage Arts and Crafts Era Pewter Box $ 225 Item# 32131 tace.com/i/32131 Buttons / Brass Brass and Copper Large Buddah Vintage Sew On Chatelaine by Button Singer & Co. NY $ 10 $ 15 Item# 40091 Item# 37118 tace.com/i/40091
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