Glitzy Treasures

A collection of time tested hand-me-ups for the most discriminating of buyers.
Exclusively on Ruby Lane. Member since October 2006 View Profile

Today's Featured Items

$65 USD
SALE 46 pc. Oneida, 'Wildwood 1/Always', silverplate, ..

$525 USD
SALE Meriden Britannia silverplate tea set, pattern ..

$90 USD
SALE Whiting & Davis Alumesh purse w/incredible ..

$18 USD
REDUCED Vintage plastic bead purse with large bead ..

$160 USD
Spode 'Fitzhugh' red 4 cup teapot.......mint

$95 USD
10K yellow gold Victorian children's dress button set

$24 USD
SALE RIVIERA Homer Laughlin serving bowl, green, 8-3/8"

$92 USD
Art Deco topaz colored stone necklace in mint condition

$95 USD
SALE Seven 'Swan' tea cups & saucers, NORITAKE, Japan

$24 USD
SALE RIVIERA Homer Laughlin serving bowl, yellow, ..

$110 USD
SALE Merit, Occupied Japan, four cups & saucers, ..

$165 USD
MIJ Marie Antoinette head vase, near mint

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About Glitzy Treasures

About Us
Glitzy Treasures specializes in costume jewelry, ranging in age from 1900 to 1980. Exquisite pieces from celebrated designers i.e., Alfred Philippe, Marcel Boucher, etc. and renowned companies including Judy Lee and D&E. Prices are set according to rarity, condition, quality, design and construction. Regardless of your individual lifestyle, finances, expertise, or collecting savvy you will be able to find a perfect fit for your taste and circumstance. You are invited to ask questions about any of the items listed. Please email me -- I will promptly respond.

Fine antique paintings and art pottery will be offered occasionally -- glitzy treasures are rare and require a great deal of discovery. I never know what I will find stashed away in some forgotten recess. I once owned an antique and collectible salon and even though it is no longer brick and mortar it is alive and well in the world of click and pointer. I have a huge stock to unpack and list in hopes you will see it and be unable to resist the fantastic value -- that is if you are not artistically challenged (if so, ask a friend but don't tell them too much -- they may want your special find for themselves.