there is more warmth and golden-ness to the finish than is coming across in the photos
most of them were smashed long ago to retrieve the coins inside
I'd guess it dates to the early 20th century if not a little earlier
with this terrific array of unusual geometric forms dangling from every other link of the chain
--and would love to see a whole collection of them
Gouache on Board 1976 Rendering of Liggett Group Rockwell Sabeliner Jet old hand-painted side there is more warmth andThis is a luscious vintage 1976 gouache and pencil on board rendering of a Rockwell Sabeliner 75A corporate jet, which I'd assume, based on the logo painted on the tail, was owned by the Liggett Group. Liggett was a Durham, NC headquartered tobacco company (Chesterfields, etc), which that same year had changed its name from Liggett & Myers to The Liggett Group. The rendering (which I purchased in its original ugly frame, with the stamp of a Cary, NC