ER Cubed

Just a little stone donut pendant for #nationaldonutday. Pendant is 44mm wide and has a custom wrapped copper bail. #customjewelry #handmade #ER3 (at ER Cubed)

Vintage Mexico Sterling and Onyx Bib Necklace

Pair of Depression Era Olive Pressed Glass Barrel Toothpick Holders

Original art deco inspired triple strand Czech glass necklace #customjewelry #decojewelry #originaljewelry #ER3 (at ER Cubed)

Unusual bone handled flatware with awesome brass and enamel inlay from Lebanon. #flatware #antique #bonehandle #unusualantiques #funkyflatware

Something to remember in the New year: Light will shine through any storm if we will let it. #inspiration #newyear #stormysky #clouds

The pendant is approximately three inches long. I have not included a chain with this, however the loop on the pendant should fit over most chain clasps.

The fountain and lake at the shops of Legacy with a little bit of fall color in the sunshine. #fountain #peaceful #urbanlake #fallcolors

Speak softly and wear a loud shirt. #paisley #robertgraham #mensfashion #selfie

"Oh Bother," said Pooh, as he realized that someone had stolen his honey pots and dippers to make jewelry with. "Oh d-d-d-dear! That's not very nice." concurred Piglet. "Thanks for noticing that I posted them on Etsy." said Eeyore as he gave a little knowing smile that only Eeyores can do. "We made earrings out of your honey dippers! They're bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun!" cheered Tigger. Eeyore sighed. "No, Tigger. That's just you. These are just large wooden beads with little bit of wooden and plastic beads made to look like dripping honey. Althought you did think to put clasping hook earrings on them so whoever bought them could bounce as much as you without losing them." "They're still fun, fun, fun, fun, fun!" Interjected Tigger again. "Well, somebody had better buy them, so I can buy some more hunney to fill the rumbly in my tumbly." bemoaned Pooh.

Rough grey silk tie by Bill Blass with polka dots on it. The cool part about the polka dots is that they're black on the outside and red on the inside! The tie was made for Marshall Field & Company and has the BIll Blass logo on the inner liner.

Step up your many fashion game with this great retro style cufflink and tie bar set. Think of how jealous all your friends and coworkers will be when you walk in, accessory style all on point. Pair it with a great vintage tie (available at http://rustystiecllub.etsy.com) to finish the look. The jacket and vest is up to you. Each piece has a ribbed bar across 3/4 of a plain mirrored surface for the pattern. There is minimal scuffing due to them being worn in the past, however there is no chrome loss anywhere. The tie bar is 1 3/4 inches wide and the cufflinks are 7/8 x 1/2 inches. There are no makers marks.

Vintage Sterling James Avery Iron Cross with Hanging Bottom

This necklace was a great joy for me to design and a fun challenge to hand knot. These are Antique African Trade Beads in multiple Millefiore designs from the late 1890s or early 1900s. Each one is separated by approximately 5 knots each to keep them separated from each other. The fun challenge was the multiple knots, given the size of the holes in the beads. Personally I think it turned out well and the "lumpy" knots add to the rustic, tribal nature of the necklace. The necklace is 21 inches long and finished off with a simple brass clasp. Given the age of the beads, there are some chips missing from a few of the beads as well. As with all my jewelry, if anything happens to it in the first year, please let me know and I will do everything I can to repair it for you. As a side note, I obtained the beads from an antique jewelry dealer friend of mine whom I respect and trust. If he dates these back to the late 1890s, then they're going to be that old. I have other loose beads as well if you are interested in them (so you don't have to cut up my necklace!)

When it comes to serving, be it a quaint dinner for a few friends or a massive party, you can never have too many serving pieces. This silver plate berry spoon is perfect to accompany all your food serving needs, from mashed potatoes, to casserole, to, well, berries. It IS a berry spoon after all! The pattern is Brentwood (or Ramona depending on the source) and it was patented in 1928 by Oneida for the Wm A Rogers line. The spoon is in great shape for its age with no plate loss and only the usual scuffing and scratching you would expect to find on a 90 year old serving piece. All of the silver plate is still intact. I've left it tarnished in case you prefer that look. However if you like your silver highly polished please let me know and I'll be happy to polish it before sending it along to you.