Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry

Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry
at the
ANTIQUE CONNECTION MALL
and on the internet since 1996
12815 Central NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87123 USA
~ Jane Haley Clarke, owner
Copyright 1994-2018 All rights Reserved ©

Welcome to the beauty, history and art that is vintage jewelry. We buy and sell vintage rhinestone, costume, designer, bakelite, and antique Georgian & Victorian jewelry, sterling, and accessories.
To be alerted when NEW ITEMS are added to the site, please e-mail jane@morninggloryantiques.com and we will be glad to add you to the contact list.
All jewelry is in excellent vintage condition unless specified otherwise. All items are subject to prior sale.
We work constantly to offer extensive jewelry research, pictures and information on our reference site " Jewel Chat " and gallery " Morning Glory Collects ". We share our reference material free of charge and work hard to make it accurate, but as with any research, mistakes can be made. We are not responsible for the use you make of the information here or the honest mistakes that may occur from time to time.
We do not offer identification, valuation or appraisal services.

TO PURCHASE: You are on a reference page of Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry. Many of these items were photographed from private collections, and are for reference only, but you are always welcome to ask.
Jewelry that is available TO BUY can be accessed by clicking HERE.

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Morning Glory Collects...
things we love to buy, wear and share

Celtic and Scottish Sterling & Agate

VICTORIAN Scottish agate and sardonyx silver bracelet with padlock, 6-3/4" by 3/4". View View View #V31535

VICTORIAN etched silver and agate links bracelet, adjustable to three sizes: 7-1/8" 7-3/4" 8-1/2", each link 3/4" wide. View View View View #V31347

VICTORIAN Scottish pebble style agate bracelet with pad lock, circa 1880, 7" by 7/8" with a 1-1/4" padlock. View View View View View View #V31563

VICTORIAN Scottish pebble style agate and sterling silver buckle bracelet, circa 1880, total length 10-1/2" by 1" wide, wearable by a 7-1/2" to 9" wrist. View View View View View View View View View #V31562

VICTORIAN Scottish pebble style agate and sterling bracelets.

VICTORIAN malachite Scottish silver knot bracelet, 7" by 1-1/2", brooch 2" & earrings, 1-3/4", circa 1870.   View   View   View   View   View   View   View   View    View   View   #V31766

VICTORIAN malachite Scottish silver knot bracelet, 7" by 1-1/2", brooch 2" & earrings, 1-3/4", circa 1870. See a similar pieces in Davidov & Dawes "Victorian Jewelry" page 83 and 85. View   View   View   View   View   View   View   View    View   View   #V31766

VICTORIAN malachite Scottish silver knot brooch 2", circa 1870. See a similar pieces in Davidov & Dawes "Victorian Jewelry" page 83 and 85. View   View   View   View   View   View   View   View    View   View   #V31766

SCOTTISH agate and sterling silver brooch, 1-1/8". View #V31341 VICTORIAN Scottish agate and sterling silver buckle bracelet in box, adjustable from 6" , 6-3/4" or 7-1/4" by 1-1/4" buckle and 5/8" band. View View View View #V33057 VICTORIAN Scottish pebble pin, maker "JC&S", 1-1/4". View #V28065

VICTORIAN Scottish silver with royal blue enameling buckle bangle, patterned all round and hinged in four places, solid silver and very heavy with safety chain, 7" by 3/4", buckle front 1". See a similar piece, a brooch, in Davidov & Dawes "Victorian Jewelry" page 33. View   View   View   View   View   #V31967
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VICTORIAN Scottish silver with royal blue enameling buckle bangle, patterned all round and hinged in four places, solid silver and very heavy with safety chain, 7" by 3/4", buckle front 1". See a similar piece, a brooch, in Davidov & Dawes "Victorian Jewelry" page 33.   #V31967

VICTORIAN Scottish silver with royal blue enameling brooch, c catch and hinge, 1-3/4". See a similar brooch in Davidov & Dawes "Victorian Jewelry" page 33.    View   #V31968

SCOTTISH sterling and purple rhinestone brooch, hallmarked Glasgow 1957-8 , 1-1/3". View View #N29925 VICTORIAN Scottish silver kilt pin with jasper stone at top, unusually heavy piece, scratched on back, 3". View View View View #V29645 STERLING and citrine large Celtic brooch with Birmingham hallmark and date 1959, 2-5/8". This style was popular from the Victorian era onward, and similar pieces can be seen on page 32 of Davidov & Dawes "Victorian Jewelry". A piece like this can also be seen in the the book "Scottish Jewellery A Victorian Passion" by Diana Scarisbrick on page 9. View View View #V31213

VICTORIAN Scottish silver and agate pin, 1-3/4" by 1-1/4". View   #V29948

   VICTORIAN sterling kilt or dirk pin with purple and yellow stones, circa 1900, hallmarked, 2-7/8".   View   #V7108

VICTORIAN Scottish sterling and agate garter brooch, hallmarked. View   #V29147

STERLING Scottish pebble brooch with agates, hallmarked "R.A." Edinburgh 1957, 1-5/8". View   View   #V31536 STERLING Scottish Luckenboth crown and double hearts brooch hallmarked "Iona, Scotland" Edinburgh, date illegible but circa 1950, 1-7/8". View    View   #V31537 STERLING Scottish thistle brooch hallmarked "Wbs" Glasgow circa 1950, 2". The thistle is the national symbol of Scotland.. View   View   #V31538

VICTORIAN silver arrow brooch with agate shaft, etched design on head and feathers, 2-7/8". See Davidov & Dawes "Victorian Jewelry" page 72. View   #V28795

VICTORIAN round agate disks in gold filled settings strung on elastic bracelet, graduated from 2/3" to 1-1/2", 7" when not stretched. View   View   View   View   View   #V29633

STERLING and amethyst Celtic design brooch, hallmarked Edinburg 1971-72, "Made in Scotland", size 1". View   #N33132

VICTORIAN Celtic mourning bracelet reading "Cuibhnuig" which means "Remember". The owner thinks this was made by Waterhouse, an important Irish jewelry firm who made a lot of reproductions of the "Tara Jewel" that were popular during the mid-19th century. Waterhouse made jewelry around the 1860s-70s. The Tara jewel was an ancient Celtic jewel dug up by a lady in her garden. She took it to Waterhouse, who it is thought have then reproduced them. Queen Victoria owned some of the Victorian reproductions and they were sold at the Crystal Palace Exhibition. For more information on the Tara Stone, check Wiki at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tara_Brooch.   View   View   View   View   #Vekso'b

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TO PURCHASE: You are on a reference page of Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry. These items were photographed from private collections, and are for reference only.
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PLEASE NOTE: Regretfully, it is no longer possible to respond to individual questions regarding jewelry history, identification or value, or to offer written or verbal appraisals or opinions. The demand for this kind of information is absolutely too overwhelming for one dealer to fill.
I love jewelry, but appraising and selling are two entirely different businesses, and I choose selling and research as my business.
Instead, articles are added on a regular basis to JEWEL CHAT on line Magazine, a wonderful reference for information on many makers and styles of vintage jewelry.
For information on valuing your jewelry, click HERE.