11 "genuine lucite" rings. I know they're lucite as most of them have little stickers on the inside band that says so! Two are size 6; five are size 7 and four are size 9. They are a variety of two tone colors and are just plain fun!! Circa 1950's 

Five great art nouveau sterling pins!! 1) 1" sterling wishbone pin with a center cupid! Nice detail to the cupid and you can see his wings and he's holding a bow and arrow. Original C clasp. Marked sterling on the back. Sweet and petite pin. 2) 1" sterling tiger pin with lots of nice detail. Marked sterling top on the back, along with the original C clasp. No damage. Cute. 3) 1" sterling crescent pin with a fluer d'lies in the center. Nice etched design on the fluer and crescent. Original C clasp. Marked sterling on the back. Sweet pin. 4) 1" long, 1/2" wide adorable winged cherub pin. Lots of detail on this tiny pin! Original C clasp on the back. It's marked sterling top. No damage. Cute. 5) 1" x 1/2" sterling bar pin with detailed lady facing left. She has a nice hairdo with flowers in her hair. Original C clasp on the back. Marked sterling on the back. No damage to any of the pins, all are unpolished. They are all original, dating around 1900. 

One Japan bather and one German bather! The Japan bather is bisque and is nude except for light orange coloring on her hat and shoes. She is in a sitting position, 3-1/2" long and 3" tall. Her left arm is behind her ear. Marked Made in Japan on the back. No damage. She's from the 1940s. The German bather is resting on her side on a pin tray. She has an orange suit on, slight coloring off her shoes. She measures 3" long and is marked Germany with the mold/design number 4027 on the bottom. She was made by the Hertwig Doll Company in the 1920s. No damage.

A lot of six old jewelry display/packaging boxes! All are cardboard.  The largest is 3” x 3-3/4” and is blue cardboard with gold colored designs on the front. The inside has blue velvet and a hook to hand/display at necklace. No store name on the box. Good condition. All the ring boxes measure 1-1/4” and are made of cardboard. The one on the left is beige with swirly designs, some paper wear. Inside has the beige velvet section to hold a ring. It’s marked Harold J. DuBois, Jeweler & Gift Shop, Little Falls, NY. The middle box is a light blue and shows some wear, inside has the beige velvet section to hold a ring. It’s marked ML Johnson, Jeweler, Avoca Iowa on the lid. The third ring box is beige and show some ages spots. It has the beige velvet on the inside to hold a ring. It’s marked Fine Arts Jewelry Shop, Okla. City, Okla on the inside lid. The fifth box was probably for a stickpin and measures 3-1/8” x 3/4’ and is beige cardboard. It has a brown logo on the lid of two lions holding a name plate for Alsted Kasten Co., Milwaukee. Another stickpin box measures 3-1/2” x 1-1/2” and is a reddish cardboard box that snaps shut. The inside has ivory velvet and an area to display a stickpin. Nice display box! Always fun to find old store jewelry display boxes and can certainly be used today! I date all of these from the 1920-30s.

Two fun 1979 Hallmark cloth dolls. One is George Washington Carver and the other is P.T. Barnum. Both have the original tags and there are no holes, tears or damage to either one!

Two sweet tiny art nouveau pins, perhaps for a child? The first one is a brassy material with an etch design all over. It measures  3/4" and has a swirly purple glass in the center. Original C clasp on the back. No damage. The second pin is a 1/2" sterling circle pin. It has an etched design on the front. Original C clasp and it's marked sterling on the back. No damage. Sweet pins!