VINTAGE / CONTEMPORARY MEXICAN AND OTHER STERLING SILVER JEWELRY, LOT OF 16 PIECES, comprising five Mexican pieces of an adjustable figural fish ring, a pair of cufflinks with black stone tops, and a pair of earring studs of the comedy/tragedy masks, a figural fish brooch by Forstner Chain Corp. of Irvington, NJ, a large stone brooch/pendant, an Israeli Modernist Bruria Tamir pendant with Roman glass center, a figural charm of a bust, a stick pin with figural bird tip, a pair of partial hoop earrings with small opal-type cabochons, a Girl Scouts ring, a bracelet, and two necklace chains. Each piece except one Mexican earring marked for sterling fineness, some with maker's marks. Total weight excluding large stone brooch/pendant, Mexican cufflinks, and earring friction fasteners and including non-sterling components: 4.190 ozt. 20th/21st century. Necklace chains 16 1/4" and 24" L.

From the collection of the late Nancy and John Stewart, Broadway, VA.

Good to very good overall condition with some wear, surface scratches, and other imperfections including nicks, bending, one or a few minute/small dents, and/or worn spots to decoration.