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JEWELRY LIST 2004:

Part B:  D-G

Part A | Part C | Part D | Part E

Catalogue Index

  1. Dacos, Nicole, Antonio Giuliano & Ulrico Pannuti (editors). Il Tesoro di Lorenzo il Magnifico: Le Gemme. Catalogue of an exhibition at the Palazzo Medici Riccardi, Florence, 1972. Florence, Sansoni, (1973). Paperbound.    $50.00
    Volume one, devoted to gems, of the collection of Lorenzo the Magnificent.
  2. Daniels, Ger. Folk Jewelry of the World. New York, (1989).    $50.00
  3. Danzker, Jo-Anne Birnie. Art Nouveau Buckles 1896-1910: The Kreuzer Collection. Stuttgart, 2001. 232 pages, 250 color illustrations, 35 marks. Boards, dust jacket.    $75.00
    Published by the Museum Villa Stuck, Munich on the occasion of the exhibition at the Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim 9 September – 19 November 2000 and other locations.
  4. Davidov, Corinne & Ginny Redington. The Bakelite Jewelry Book. New York, 1988.    $45.00
  5. Davis, Mary L. & Greta Pack. Mexican Jewelry. Austin, (1963). Hardbound. Dust jacket.    $85.00
    The standard work on Mexican jewelry, with makers noted, and their marks.
  6. De Patta: Oakland. Oakland Museum, Oakes Gallery. The Jewelry of Margaret De Patta: A Retrospective Exhibition. February 3 - March 28, 1976. Paperbound.    $60.00
  7. Debrett's Peerage Limited in association with the Victoria and Albert Museum. Princely Magnificence: Court Jewels of the Renaissance, 1500-1630. Exhibition catalogue: 15 October 1980 - 1 February 1981. Contributions by Shirley Bury, Charlotte Gere, Hugh Tait and others. Paperbound.    $85.00
  8. Deevy, Mary. Medieval Ring Brooches in Ireland. Wordwell, 1998. 142 pages, numerous plates and line drawings. Wordwell Monograph Series No. 1. Hardbound.    $85.00
  9. Delivorrias, Angelos. Greek Traditional Jewelry. Athens, (1980). Illustrated. Hardbound.    $75.00
    The collection of the Benaki Museum.
  10. Desautels, Paul E. Gems in the Smithsonian Institution. Washington, D.C., Smithsonian, 1965. 74 pages, richly illustrated in color. Small 8vo, wrappers, very good.    $15.00
  11. Desmoni, Martin J. Exhibition of Renaissance Jewels Selected From The Collection of Martin J. Desmoni. New York, Privately Printed, December 1958. Introduction and catalogue descriptions by Dr. Yvonne Hackenbroch. 56 pages, four color and 20 black and white plates illustrating all of the 104 items exhibited. Wrappers, slight fading to covers, else very good.    $65.00
    Secular and devotional jewels in Mr. Desmoni's collection, exhibited at the M.H. De Young Memorial Museum in San Francisco.
  12. Dickinson, Joan Younger. The Book of Pearls. Their History and Romance From Antiquity to Modern Times. New York, (1968).    $50.00
  13. Donkin, R.A. Beyond Price: Pearls and Pearl-Fishing: Origins to the Age of Discoveries. Philadelphia, (1998).    $85.00
    A thorough, scholarly study with over 100 maps and illustrations. Contains a general index and separate indices for ethnic groups, biological categories, places and people. With an incredible 60-page bibliography.
  14. d'Orey, Leonor. Five Centuries of Jewellery: National Museum of Ancient Art, Lisbon. London, 1995. Cloth, dust jacket.    $85.00
    The jewelry collection of the National Museum of Ancient Art, Lisbon, containing primarily pieces commissioned by the Portuguese nobility and wealthy bourgeoisie.
  15. Dormer, Peter & Ralph Turner. The New Jewelry: Trends + Traditions. New York, 1989. Paperbound edition. With biographies of makers, galleries and museums, exhibitions, publications and index.    $40.00
    Includes works by Gijs Bakker, James Bennett, Robert Ebendorf, Bruce Metcalf, Bruno Martinazzi, Albert R. Paley, Jr., Wendy Ramshaw, David Watkins and other contemporary designers.
  16. Drutt, Helen W. & Peter Dormer. Jewelry of Our Time: Art, Ornament and Obsession. New York, (1995). 352 pages, 586 illustrations, 458 in color. Clothbound in dust jacket.    $55.00
  17. Dry, Graham (editor). Munchner Schmuck 1900-1940. Catalogue of the exhibition at the Bayerischen Nationalmuseum, Munich, October 24, 1990 - February 3, 1991. Published in Munich, 1990. With supplement. Paperbound.    $60.00
    Includes biographical information on designers of jewelry in Munich from 1900-1940.
  18. Dubin, Lois Sherr. The History of Beads: From 30,000 B.C. to the Present. New York, (1987).    $75.00
    The first comprehensive history of beads ever published.


    19. Doris Duke Jewelry Collection

  19. Duke Collection: Newport Restoration Foundation, Newport, Rhode Island. Gems of the East and West: The Doris Duke Jewelry Collection. Catalogue of the exhibition in Newport, May – September 2003, travelling to Honolulu and Newark, 2003-2004. Curated by Janet Zapata, Ulysses Dietz & Zette Emmons. 120 pages, 296 color illustrations, each with full description. Paperbound.    $27.50
  20. Duncan, Alastair. The Paris Salons 1895-1914: Volume I Jewellery: The Designers A-K; Volume II Jewellery: The Designers L-Z. Antique Collector's Club, 1994. Two volumes.    $200.00
    A major achievement and very useful for reference.
  21. Dupouy, cRis. Creating Your Own Antique Jewelry: Taking Inspiration from Great Museums Around the World. New York, 2001. First edition in English. 158 pages, 174 illustrations, 137 in full color. Paperbounc.    $29.95
    Part how-to and part museum tour; Parisian jewelry designer, cRis Dupouy presents 35 works of art spanning the 7th century B.C. to the 20th century, selecting a piece of jewelry displayed and shows, in a clear and detailed manner, how to make a similar piece. A fascinating approach.
  22. Eckstein, Eve & June Firkins. Hat Pins. Shire, (1998). 32 pages, 64 illustrations. Paperbound.    $10.00
  23. Eckstein, Eve & June and Gerald Firkins. Gentlemen's Dress Accessories. Shire, (2002). 32 pages, 49 illustrations. Paperbound.    $10.00
  24. Edwards, Charles. The History and Poetry of Finger-Rings. New York, Lovell, no date (ca. 1884). Preface by R.H. Stoddard. 239 pages, line drawings, index. 8vo, cloth, very good. Sinkankas 1863.    $75.00
    Reprint of the original 1855 work which was the first of its kind to be written by an American author. It is a comprehensive study of the history and lore of rings from antiquity to modern times; this edition with a preface by the eminent American poet and literary critic, R.H. Stoddard.
  25. Edwards, I.E.S. Tutankhamun's Jewelry. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, (1976). 48 pages fully describing 36 pieces, each illustrated in color, several with more than one illustration. 4to, wrappers, very good.    $20.00
    Published on the occasion of the exhibition "Treasures of Tutankhamun" 1976-1979.
  26. Edwards, Keith. Lost Wax Casting of Jewellery. An Introduction to Investment Casting. London, (1974).    $60.00
    "A comprehensive and detailed account of all the stages involved, together with valuable information on precious metals, gems, assay and hallmarking, and where to obtain all the material required."
  27. Egan, Geoff & Frances Pritchard. Dress Accessories, 1150-1450. Boydell & Brewer, 2002. 434 pages, 12 color and 62 black and white illustrations. Hardbound, dust jacket.    $75.00
    Describes and discusses over 2,000 brooches, rings, buckles, pendants, buttons, purses and other accessories part of everyday dress in the middle ages found in excavations in London.
  28. Egger, Gerhart. Generations of Jewelry. Schiffer, 1988. Hardbound.    $50.00
    A standard comprehensive work.
  29. Eleuteri, Lodovica Rizzoli (editor). Twentieth-Century Jewelry, Art Nouveau to Modern Design. Milan, (1994).    $50.00
  30. Emanuel, Harry. Diamonds and Precious Stones: Their History, Value, and Distinguishing Characteristics. With Simple Tests for Their Identification. London, John Camden Hotten, 1867. Second edition, with a new table of the Present Value of Diamonds. xxii, 266 pages, extensive bibliography and index, (32) pages of publisher's ads dated July 1875; illustrated with numerous woodcuts, line illustrations in the text plus four tan-tinted lithographic plates and with the elaborate, attractive half title/frontispiece plate, gold lettering on blue with gilt ornaments and colored stone illustration in center. 8vo, original gilt decorated blue cloth. A very nice, bright copy. Sinkankas 1888.    $175.00
    Sinkankas states that this work is a "highly interesting and eminently readable account of gemstones... much esteemed [passing] quickly into a second edition and reprintings." This edition contains a "few minor corrections and addtions to the text with an additional short preface and brief remarks on famous diamonds and pearls inserted ahead of the original preface." Sinkankas notes that the continuing demand for this book resulted in a number of reprintings. This copy is the 1875 issue.

  31. Ettinger, Roseann. Popular Jewelry 1840-1940. Schiffer publishers, 2002. Paperbound. Revised third edition with updated price guide.    $29.95
  32. Ettinger, Roseann. Forties and Fifties Popular Jewelry. Schiffer, 1994. Paperbound.    $29.95
  33. Ettinger, Roseann. Popular Jewelry of the '60's, '70's & '80's. With values. Schiffer, 1997. Paper.    $29.95
  34. Evans, Joan. A History of Jewellery 1100-1870. Boston, (1970). Second edition, revised.    $135.00
    The best edition of this standard historical survey.
  35. Faber, Edward & Stewart Unger. American Wristwatches: Five Decades of Style and Design. New edition with 1996 revised price guide.    $79.95
  36. Faberge: Bainbridge, Henry Charles. Peter Carl Faberge, Goldsmith and Jeweller to the Russian Imperial Court; His Life and Work. New York, (1979).    $65.00
  37. Faberge: Booth, John. The Art of Faberge. Secaucus, (1990).    $25.00
  38. Faberge: Forbes, Christopher et al. Faberge Eggs: Imperial Russian Fantasies. Foreword by Armand Hammer. Photographs by Larry Stein. New York, (1979).    $40.00
    A large folio paperbound volume with 26 full page color photographic illustrations which reproduce the famed Forbes Collection of jeweled Faberge eggs; with an illustrated catalogue raisonne of the Imperial Eggs.
  39. Faberge: Forbes, Christopher et al. Faberge: The Imperial Eggs. Munich, (1989).    $45.00
    Published in conjunction with the exhibition at the San Diego Museum of Art, October 22, 1989 - January 7, 1990.
  40. Faberge: Habsburg-Lothringen, G. von & A. von Solodkoff. Faberge, Court Jeweler to the Tsars. New York, (1979). First edition in English. Included is a black and white illustrated catalogue raisonne of the Faberge eggs.    $50.00
  41. Faberge: Habsburg, Geza von. Faberge: Imperial Craftsman and His World. With contributions by Alexander von Solodkoff & Dr. Robert Bianchi. don, 2000. 416 pages, profusely illustrated in color. Fine in dust jacket.    $75.00
  42. Faberge: Habsburg, Geza von. Faberge in America. New York, 1996. Hardbound. Fine in dust jacket.    $50.00
    Published on the occasion of the exhibition organized by the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, opening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, February 16, 1996.
  43. Faberge: Habsburg, Geza von. Faberge: Fantasies & Treasures. New York, Faberge, (1995).    $15.00
  44. Faberge: Hawley, H. Faberge & His Contemporaries: The India Early Minshall Collection of The Cleveland Museum of Art. Cleveland, (1967).    $40.00
  45. Faberge: Hill, Gerard (editor). Faberge and The Russian Master Goldsmiths. New York, (1989).    $150.00
    A lavish production detailing the Russian goldsmithing art.
  46. Faberge: New York. Cooper-Hewitt Museum. Exhibition catalogue. Faberge, Jeweler to Royalty. From the Collection of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Other British Lenders. April 15 - July 10, 1983. Catalogue by A. Kenneth Snowman. Paperbound.    $35.00
  47. Faberge: Snowman, A. Kenneth. The Art of Carl Faberge. Boston, (1964). Revised edition.    $125.00
    One of the standard works on Faberge.
  48. Faberge: Snowman, A. Kenneth. Faberge: Lost and Found. The Recently Discovered Jewelry Designs from the St. Petersburg Archives. New York, (1993).
        $75.00
  49. Faberge: Snowman, A. Kenneth. Carl Faberge, Goldsmith to the Imperial Court of Russia. New York, (1979).    $65.00
  50. Faberge: Solodkoff, Alexander von. The Art of Carl Faberge. New York, Crown, (1988).    $15.00
    Basically an attempt to summarize some of the research made during the ten years preceding publication by leading Faberge specialists.
  51. Faberge: Solodkoff, Alexander von. Masterpieces from the House of Faberge. New York, (1984).    $45.00
  52. Faberge: Waterfield, Hermione & Christopher Forbes. Faberge: Imperial Eggs and Other Fantasies. New York, (1978).    $20.00
  53. Fahrner: Hase-Schmundt, Ulrike von et al. Theodor Fahrner Jewelry: Between Avant-Garde and Tradition. Schiffer. With price guide.    $69.95
  54. Fales, Martha Gandy. Jewelry in America. ACC, 1995. Hardbound, dust jacket.    $75.00
  55. Falize: Purcell, Katherine. Falize: A Dynasty of Jewelers. New York, (1999).    $85.00
  56. Falk, Fritz. Art Nouveau Jewellery. Stuttgart. 2000. 144 pages, 108 color illustrations. Text in English and German.    $60.00
    An important study, not only of Lalique, but also of those he inspired, Fouquet, Gaillard, Vever, Wolfers and others.
  57. Falk, Fritz. European Jewellery 1840-1940 From the Collection of the Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim. Stuttgart, (2003). Text in English and German. 160 pages, 180 color illustrations. Hardbound, dust jacket.    $60.00
  58. Falk, Fritz (editor). Schmuck der Moderne 1960-1998: Modern Jewellery. Catalogue of the Modern Collection in the Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim. Stuttgart, 1999. Text in German and English. Paperbound.    $75.00
  59. Falke, Otto von. Der Mainzer Goldschmuck der Kaiserin Gisela. Berlin, 1913. 31 pages, 26 black and white illustrations plus 8 plates (including chromolithographed tipped-in frontispiece). Small folio, original cloth gilt, top edge gilt, very good. Edition limited to 1100 copies.    $300.00
    A beautifully produced work on this major collection of medieval jewelry, with chromolithographed frontispiece.
  60. Farnham: Loring, John. Paulding Farnham: Tiffany's Lost Genius. New York, 2000. 151 pages, 184 illustrations, 147 in full color. Clothbound.    $49.50
    An important study of one of America's most talented jewelry designers who worked for Tiffany & Co. in the late 19th century.
  61. Feasey, Peggy. Rubies & Roses: Gems Portrayed in Flowers. Rutland, (1970). Hardbound. Dust jacket.    $60.00
    The influence of flowers and plant forms as a decorative motif in jewelry design; floral designs inspired by gems.
  62. Fichtner, Sandy & Lynn Ann Russell. Rainbow of Rhinestone Jewelry. Schiffer, 1996. With values. Paperbound.    $19.95
  63. Field, Leslie. The Queen's Jewels. The Personal Collection of Elizabeth II. New York, (1987). Original hardbound edition.    $50.00
  64. Field, Leslie. The Queen's Jewels. The Personal Collection of Elizabeth II. New York, (1997), Abradale reprint edition.    $17.98
  65. Fisch: Aalborg, Denmark. Nordjyllands Kunstmuseum. School of Fisch - Arline M. Fisch - San Diego State University. Catalogue of an exhibition 18 November 1994 - 8 January 1995. Text in Danish and English. Paperbound.    $34.50
    Jewelry designs of Arline Fisch and her students at San Diego State University.
  66. Fisch: McFadden, David. Elegant Fantasy: The Jewelry of Arlene Fisch. Stuttgart, 2000. 144 pages, 106 color and 12 black and white illustrations. Boards, dust jacket.    $60.00
  67. Fjerdinstad: Musee d'art et d'histoire Louis Senlecq de L'Isle-Adam. Ambre et Argent: Christian Fjerdinstad un Orfevere Danois Art Deco. Exhibition catalogue: May - September 1999. 168 pages, 150 color illustrations, biography, bibliography. Clothbound.    $75.00
    This Danish artist was one of the most innovative 20th century silver designers, a pioneer in art deco silver. He was Christofle's longtime creative director, beginning in 1925. This comprehensive catalogue includes his silver hollowware and jewelry.
  68. Flower, Margaret. Victorian Jewellery. London, (1951).    $150.00
    The standard work on Victorian jewelry; should be the core work in all jewelry libraries.
  69. Flower, Margaret. Victorian Jewellery. Reprint edition. New York, (2002). Paperbound.    $19.95
    The newly published paperback edition of this classic work on Victorian jewelry; a reprinting of the original 1951 edition.
  70. Follot, Paul. Documents de Bijouterie et Orfevrerie Modernes. Paris, Henri Laurens, n.d. (1900). (4) pages plus 24 plates (12 color). The jewelry is in color; the silver is not. In original folio portfolio reinforced around edges and spine. Very good.    $1,500.00
    Art Nouveau jewelry designs by this French decorative artist and sculptor who studied with Eugene Grasset. Follot was best known as a designer for La Maison Moderne, the Paris gallery. See Becker, Art Nouveau Jewelry, page 219 and Strydonck de Burkel, Le Bijou Art Nouveau en Europe, page 104.
  71. Forbes, John. Hallmark: A History of the London Assay Office. Unicorn Press, 1999.    $60.00
    A history of London's authenticator of precious metals for the last seven centuries, with a full listing of all London hallmarks. Forbes is a former head of the Assay Office.
  72. Foskett, Daphne. British Portrait Miniatures. London, Methuen, (1963). First edition. 199 pages, bibliography, index; 191 black and white illustrations and 14 in color. Tall 8vo, cloth, very good in chipped dust jacket.    $45.00
    The standard work on British portrait miniatures.
  73. Fossberg, Jorunn. Norske Solvstempler: Gullsmedhandverk i Byene pa Ostlandet for 1870 [Norwegian Silver Marks: Goldsmith Work in the Cities in Eastern Norway before 1870]. Oslo, Universitetsforlaget, (1994). Marks included.    $85.00
  74. Fossberg, Jorunn et al. Oslo-Solv i 400 Ar/ Four Centuries of Oslo Silver. Oslo, 1979. Text in Norwegian, with some English text. Paperbound.    $24.50
    Contemporary pieces by Tone Vigeland and Grete Prytz Korsmo; older pieces by Korsmo's ancestors; as well as attributed early pieces of silver objects and some jewelry. With some marks.


    75. Art Deco Jewelry Portfolio

  75. Fouquet, Jean. Bijoux et Orfevrerie. Series: Art International d'Aujourd'hui, Volume 16. Paris, Moreau, n.d. (1928-1931). (8) pages including list of plates and introduction by Fouquet plus 50 black and white plates of fabulous examples of art deco jewelry and silver objects by Jean Fouquet, Jean Puiforcat, Paul Brandt, Raymond Templier and others. Large 4to, loose, as issued, in board portfolio with cloth spine and tie. Cover designed by A.-M. Cassandre. Very good. Very scarce. Raulet, Art Deco Jewelry, page 338.    $1,500.00
  76. Frank, Larry. Indian Silver Jewelry of the Southwest, 1868-1930. Schiffer Publishers, 1990. Paperbound.    $19.95
  77. Franke, Lois E. Handwrought Jewelry. Bloomington, (1962). Former library copy.    $28.00
  78. Fregnac, Claude. Jewellery From the Renaissance to Art Nouveau. London, (1965).    $25.00
  79. Funder, Lise. Dansk Smykke Kunst/The Art of Danish Jewellery 1960-2000. Copenhagen, 2001. Text in Danish and English. 225 pages, biographies, index; 2 black and white illustrations and 392 in color. Hardbound, dust jacket.    $110.00
  80. Gabardi, Melissa. Gioielli Anni '40 e '50. Milan, (1995). Text in Italian. 151 pages, biographies; 280 illustrations, mostly in color. Clothbound, very good in dust jacket. Scarce.    $200.00
    Jewelry of the 1940s and 1950s. After the success of Gabardi's two other works on the 1940s and 1950s, the publisher decided to produce a one volume work which encompasses both decades. Some examples illustrated are duplicated from the other works, some are not.
  81. Gabriel, Jeannette Hanisee. Micromosaics: The Gilbert Collection. Contributions by Anna Maria Massinelli. Essays by Judy Rudoe and Massimo Alfieri. London, (2000). With biographies, glossary, bibliography and index; 197 objects fully described and illustrated in color, including 28 pieces of jewelry.    $90.00
  82. Gait, Robert I. Exploring Minerals & Crystals. Toronto, (1972). 119 pages, illustrated with detailed line drawings and black and white and color photographs. 4to, boards, very good in dust jacket.    $15.00
  83. Galasso, Elio. Oreficeria Medioevale in Campania. Rome, (1969). Paperbound.    $75.00
    Italian mediaeval jeweled objects.
  84. Galli, Maurice P., Dominique Riviere & Fanfan Li. Creative Variations in Jewelry Design. Schiffer, (1997).    $69.95
  85. Gardberg: Hango Museums. Bertel Gardberg: 50 Ar Konsthantverk/ 50 Vuotta Taideteollisuutta. Text by Carla Enbom in Swedish and Finnish. Paperbound.    $34.50
    Silver objects and jewelry designed mostly since the 1950's by this Scandinavian silversmith and jeweler.
  86. Gargouri-Sethom, Samira. Le Bijou Traditionnel en Tunisie: Femmes Parees, Femmes Enchainees. Aix-en-Provence, 1986.    $150.00
  87. Geneva. Exposition Nationale Suisse, 1896. Catalogue Special des Groupes 1,2, & 3: Horlogerie; Bijouterie, Joaillerie, Orfevrerie; Instruments de Precision. Horology and jewelry sections with text by A. Pochelon. Precision instruments text by Albert Rilliet. Geneva, Tribune de Geneve, 1896. 43 pages; 369 items exhibited, each entry lists maker with brief biography (72 of which are listed in the jewelry section). 8vo, original wrappers printed in red and black. Wrappers with piece missing and tape repair on back, splitting along spine, but overall good and internally very good. Rare.     $135.00
    Catalogue of the watch, jewelry and precision instrument sections of the Swiss National Exposition, 1896. Among the jewelers listed are Lina Auvergne, Ch. Bonifas Fils, J. Bossard, J. Bulgari, Paul Chopard, Jean Gay, Auguste Hebert, Perret et Cie, etc.
  88. Gere, Charlotte. American & European Jewelry 1830-1914. New York, (1975). Hardbound.    $175.00
    A must for every jewelry library; an authoritative work; quite scarce now.
  89. Gere, Charlotte. Victorian Jewellery Design. Chicago, (1973). Hardbound, dust jacket.    $125.00
  90. Gere, Charlotte & Geoffrey C. Munn. Pre-Raphaelite to Arts and Crafts Jewellery. Woodbridge,1996. With 103 color and 141 black and white illustrations. Hardbound, dust jacket.    $69.50
    First published in 1989 as Artists' Jewellery: Pre-Raphaelite to Arts and Crafts.
  91. Gerlach, Martin (editor). Primitive and Folk Jewelry. Introduction and captions by Michael Haberlandt. 109 plates.New York, Dover, (1971).    $45.00
    An unabridged version of Haberlandt's "Volkerschmuck" (folk jewelry).


    92. Occult Jewelry

  92. Giles, Carl H. & Barbara Ann Williams. Bewitching Jewelry: Jewelry of the Black Arts. South Brunswick and New York, Barnes, (1976). 159 pages, bibliography, index; black and white illustrations and eight color plates. 8vo, boards, very good in chipped dust jacket.    $135.00
    Talismans and amulets, occult animal jewelry, the scarab, crosses, seals and more. Signed and inscribed by Dr. Barbara Giles.
  93. Gill, Joseph O. Gill's Index to Journals, Articles and Books Relating to Gems and Jewelry. Santa Monica, GIA, 1979. 420 pages. Cloth, bookplate on front flyleaf, else very good. Sinkankas 2390.    $75.00
    A valuable reference of works in English arranged chronologically and by subject.
  94. Gillio: Manenti, Maria Carla (editor). Giuseppe Gillio: Artista Orafo. Milan, Skira, (1997). Catalogue of an exhibition at the Palazzo Valentino, Centro Comunale di Cultura, Valenza, 19 April – 1 June 1997. 222 pages, 289 items described; profusely illustrated, many color. Paperbound.    $75.00
    An impressive collection of the jewelry designed by this celebrated Italian goldsmith from the 1890s through the 1950s. Gillio designed jewelry as well as glass, picture frames, medals and more; he created jewelry for Cartier.
  95. Gilodo, Andrei. Russian Enamel, Mid-19th Century - 20th Century. Moscow, 1996. With 119 color plates and biographies of contemporary Russian enamelers. Text in Russian & English. [See also Karpun's Russian Jewellery].    $85.00
  96. Giltay-Nijssen, L. Jewelry. New York, 1964. 16 photographic plates, text illustrations. Paperbound.    $20.00


    97. Cameos

  97. Giuliano, Antonio. I Cammei dalla Collezione Medicea del Museo Archeologico di Firenze. Rome & Milan, (1989). History of the Collection by Maria Elisa Micheli. 335 pages, 267 color plates and numerous black and white illustrations; each item in the catalogue is fully described. Cloth, dust jacket.    $350.00
    Beautifully produced volume of the collection of antique cameos in the Archaeological Museum of Florence.
  98. Goldemberg, Rose Leiman. Antique Jewelry: A Practical & Passionate Guide. New York, (1976). Paperbound.    $35.00
    A basic handbook with detailed information about construction and materials and the care, use, and storage of a collection.
  99. Gorewa, Olga W. et al. Joyaux du Tresor de Russie. Paris, (1991). First edition in French. Hardbound, dust jacket.    $150.00
    Primarily 18th and 19th century jewelry of the Tsars, with a section on contemporary Russian jewelry with designers noted; beautifully illustrated and thoroughly annotated.
  100. Green, Annette & Linda Dyett. Secrets of Aromatic Jewelry. Paris and New York, (1998).    $35.00
    Illustrated work on perfume and the jewelry forms created to store these scents.
  101. Gregorietti, Guido. Jewellery Through the Ages. New York, (1969). Profusely illustrated. Hardbound in dust jacket.    $85.00
  102. Grimaldi, David A. Amber: Window to the Past. New York, 1996.    $49.50
    Derived from the exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History, New York.
  103. Guilhou Collection: Catalogue of a Collection of Ancient Rings Formed by the Late E. Guilhou. Text by Seymour DeRicci. No place, no date. Facsimile reprint of the original Paris, 1912 edition which was limited to 200 privately printed copies. This edition printed in England, limited to 350 copies.    $100.00
  104. Gyllensvard, Bo. Chinese Gold, Silver and Porcelain: The Kempe Collection. New York, The Asia Society Inc., n.d. (1971). Catalogue of the travelling exhibition of the same name that was first shown at the Asia House Gallery in the spring of 1971. 135 pages, catalogue of 150 items, most illustrated in black and white. Small 8vo, wrappers, very good.    $20.00
    The section devoted to gold and silver includes some jewelry and hair ornaments.

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