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The Jewelry Auction features a wide range of watches, gold jewelry, silver jewelry, gemstone pieces, diamond-accented items, and costume jewelry. Watch offerings include numerous TechnoMarine wristwatches, including Cruise Jellyfish models, TechnoDiamond chronographs, and Marvel Superheroes editions, along with a TAG Heuer wristwatch and a John Hardy sterling silver wristwatch. Gold jewelry includes 14k yellow gold earrings, pearl and gemstone examples, 10k and 14k gold rings, and a 10k yellow gold class ring. Silver jewelry offerings include a Barbara Bixby 18k and sterling silver ring, a Barry Kieselstein sterling silver pendant, a JAI sterling silver leopard bracelet, and multiple sterling silver coin pendants. Gemstone jewelry includes a 10k yellow gold amethyst ring, gemstone-set earrings, and gold gemstone rings. Diamond-accented pieces include pearl earrings and gem-set rings with diamond details. Costume jewelry offerings include assorted necklaces, earrings, and grouped costume jewelry lots. The auction presents a broad selection of wearable jewelry and watches across multiple materials and styles.

Day 2 of the Collectors Auction features Chinese, Japanese, and Russian offerings alongside primitives, decorative objects, bronzes, and fine art. Chinese examples include a Transitional porcelain sleeve vase, a yellow ground porcelain dragon dish, Ruoshen teacups, crackle glaze hu vases, clair de lune porcelain, phoenix medallion bowls, porcelain garden stools, and ceremonial and enameled silver objects. Japanese offerings include a moriage cloisonné box, a Hidenao bronze peacock, a Shibayama lacquer inro, a goldstone cloisonné censer, Bisansha silver sake cups, Imari porcelain, Shozan for Koshida Satsuma pottery, and woodblock prints by Utagawa Hiroshige and Kitagawa Utamaro. Russian icons include numerous 19th-century Orthodox examples, both individual panels and grouped lots, with painted and silver oklad icons represented. Primitive offerings include 19th-century needlework samplers, including an 1822 verse sampler. Decorative objects include Murano glass fruit and birds and related glass and porcelain items. Fine art includes works by Walter Emerson Baum, George William Sotter, Melville F. Stark, Giovanni Martino, Christopher G. Willett, and Thomas Sully.