Carruth's For Diamonds Jewelry Store Sign

Single-sided tin lithograph sign with some embossed lettering, which reads, "Watch and Jewelry Repairing." Sign has some bented and crumpled corners. Condition (Good). Size 20" x 9"

A vintage painted jeweler / pawn trade store sign. Advertising "We buy Old Gold and Diamond Jewelry". Painted on masonite board. Some paint chipping.

Includes 1942 Kay Jewelers original gift catalog, Palladium rings countertop advertisement for jewelry store, Copley diamonds cardboard die-cut dealer sign, and 11 watch parts advertising tins.

Jewelry Store Sign, Omega Watches, porcelain double-sided steel elongated hexagonal sign, enameled in 6 colors w/large graphic pocket watch, c.1900, pierced w/2 holes for suspension, VG cond w/some sc

Jewelry store sign, Elgin Watches, The World's Standard, reverse paint on glass in wood frame, comes w/Elgin open-face pocket watch, both VG/Exc cond, 29.25"H x 23.5"W.

Jewelry Store Sign - Watch Repair metal / wood frame / double sided / 25 1/2" x 25 3/8"

Jewelry store sign, Ingersoll Watches, Rare 2-sided porcelain flange w/blue background & white letters, VG cond w/edge chips, 7.25"H x 16"W.

Jewelry store sign, Ingersoll Watches, Rare 2-sided porcelain flange w/blue background & white letters, VG cond w/edge chips, 7.25"H x 16"W.

Embossed Jewelry Store Sign, La Crosse Wisconsin. In-house shipping available. Dimensions:10 x 27.5

Early photograph, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry store with products and proprietors. Marked at the back. Bolter Bros. Photographers. 9313-3rd Avenue. Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, New York. 5"H. x 7"W (photo only

Rate: 8.5 - 150 x 48 x 15 - DSP - 4 Single Sided Porcelain Signs all mounted back to back on the original can. Has excellent color and gloss. Di-Cut Speckled Porcelain Finish, Needs a good cleaning. C

c1920's Metal Drawered Jewelry Diamond Store Cabinet. Measurements in inches: 47 high x 15 x 26 Condition:Normal wear with age and use Shipping:Buyer to arrange pick up (no charge) or packing and ship

A vintage, circa 1930s, porcelain enameled single sided Omega watch advertising jewelry store display / dealer sign. Featuring Cyma Tissot watches with green background. Chips present on each mounting

A vintage die cut cardboard jewelry store countertop advertising sign for Watches, The All Season Gift. This is a two layer (3D) die cut sign, with a pop-out layer of the man and woman displaying the

Jewelry Store Pocket Watch Trade Sign - metal 20" x 12 1/2"

Antique Etruscan-Revival dangle earrings Length: 2" Total weight: 13 grams Provenance: Former inventory from a long-closed New York City jewelry store *All diamond or stone details including bu

Antique flower form top Articulated teardrop dangle Length: 1 3/8" Total weight: 4.1 grams Provenance: Former inventory from a long-closed New York City jewelry store *All diamond or stone deta

Original vintage single sided embossed lighted plastic Walt Disney Home Video The Classics Black diamond VHS advertising store display sign. Appears to be in overall good working condition. It does ha

A vintage watch repair sign "Watch Repairing, Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches". Painted plastic facade with a metal case. Some wear, working when cataloged. 18 1/4 x 9 1/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $200-300

Group of Metalware. Consisting of Art Nouveau sliding book shelf, pewter jewelry and diamond sign, Wilton match safe, advertising ash trays for Meyer and Wenthe of Chicago, vintage poker chips and car

64" x 21" Original 2 sided painted on wood sign with some flaking and stains. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEERS. THIS IS THE

Pearl and Diamond 18k White Gold Stud - Pierced stud is approximately 9mm Pearl with an inset diamond. Dead stock from a prominent Westchester jewelry store.

Be sure it is a Victrola. The Instrument Approved by the World's Greatest Artist. Hostetter's Jewelry Store, Parkesburg-PA . 28"w x 10"h

The Atracta Co. Jewelry Store Optical Illusion Display Stand. Philadelphia, ca. 1900. The customer is prompted to look through the viewer, directly in front of which stands a sign reading: “Look! A