Trifari/Jonette Jewelry - costume jewelry - mid 20th century, 3x USA, Trifari, brooches, gold-colored, 1 donkey, 1 elephant and 1 fish, eyes set with red gemstones, lca.3.8-5.1cm, 1x USA, Jonette Jewelry, pendant, marked "J.J", plastically shaped apple with worms, polychrome lacquered, stem with eyelet broken off and enclosed, lca.3.4cm, together with 8 further items of jewelry: 2 sets, each in 2 parts, each consisting of a bracelet and a pair of ear clips, set with diamond-shaped gemstones with various inclusions, 1 further set, also in 2 parts set with faceted, polychrome gemstones, and 2 brooches, both gold-colored: 1x butterfly, open-worked, set with artificial pearls and 1x owl, set with faceted, blue gemstones, all pieces of jewelry: Signs of age and wear

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