Lovebird duette by Coro.  "Costume Jewelry", by Harrice Simons Miller, 2nd Edition, page  92.  [larger view] [back view]  Courtesy of KayeJaye Costume Jewelry.

Mazer. "Amazing Gems" by Deanna Farneti Cera, page 12.  [larger view]  Courtesy of Antiquing On Line.

 Only the bracelet is shown in "Costume Jewelry", by Harrice Simons Miller, 2nd edition,  page 84.  The photo in the book is in black and white but it is described as having blue stones.  [larger view]  Cour-tesy of The Enchanted Castle.  NFS

Trifari elephant jelly belly fur clip.  Page 128, "A Tribute to America" by Brunialti.  [larger view] [back view]  Courtesy of Jazzle Dazzle.  NFS

Item and advertisement for Corocraft.  The ad shows a necklace with orange and green stones and the owner's  has clear stones.  [larger view] [advertisement]  Courtesy of Past 4 Sale Jewelry.

Page 111 & 112-113, "Old Jewelry 1840-1950, 5th Edition" by  C. Jeanenne Bell, G.G.  Several examples on the three pages.  The bookchain in the photo on the left is most like the book example.  There is a small carved cameo in the center drop which might be coral.  The owner  inherited this from an aunt who lived in India as a child as her father was the Ambassador to India at the time.  The other book-chain example has a center drop/closing  and was maybe a watch-fob at one time.  [larger view]  Courtesy of Alice Leonard.

Leo Glass seahorse with lucite belly.  The owner is 99.99% sure that this is the exact piece as depicted on page 133 of  "A Tribute to America" by Brunialti.  The item was sold by the owner before the book was published.  [larger view]  Courtesy of Jazzle Dazzle.  NFS

Florenza maltese cross pin. "Collectible Costume Jewelry Identification & Values" by Cherri Simonds, page 166.  [larger view]  Courtesy of Antiquing On Line.

"Old Jewelry 1840-1950, 5th Edition" by  C. Jeanenne Bell, G.G.  Pages 178 & 179 are two examples of this bouquet pin.  The owner's pin is hall-marked Sterling and JVR in a diamond shape area.  [larger view] [front view]  Courtesy of Alice Leonard.

"Old Jewelry 1840-1950, 5th Edition" by  C. Jeanenne Bell, G.G.  Page 321.  Described as: 1930's clip, gold over brass leaves, clip with bakelite grapes. The owner's examples are not bakelite but the findings and shape are the same.  Grapes painted an ecru shade.  [larger view]  Courtesy of Alice Leonard.