Anton Michelsen Porcelain and Silver Ring Granulation A sugarloaf garnet rises from

A sugarloaf garnet rises from the center of this marvelous ring by Ellis Kauppi of Kupittaan Kulta

this penguin brooch is likely a souvenir of Alaska

Known the the "Silver Swirls" clamper

This is the large size of brooch from the Dart collection at 4-1/2" long x 3" wide

Bernard Dawahoya (1935-2010) was an award-winning Hopi artist whose work was exhibited at the Santa Fe Indian Market for decades and in shows at the Heard Museum in Phoenix

Anton Michelsen Porcelain and Silver Ring Granulation A sugarloaf garnet rises fromA porcelain bowl centered with a silver orb is perched on a small stem in this showstopping ring by Anton Michelsen. Anton Michelsen was one of the most important and venerable Danish silver firms, having begun in the mid 19th century receiving commissions from the Royal family. In addition to Mr. Michelsen one of the Danish designers who worked for the company was Georg Jensen, who apprenticed with Michelsen prior to opening his own firm. In 1968