ETHEREAL

Newly listed to Metal Corset is Ethereal, an assemblage necklace featuring an antique silveroid pocket watch case filled with tiny treasures including an excavated doll head, Art Deco pot metal and rhinestone wings (former earrings) and the definition of ethereal from an antique dictionary.

It suspends from an antique mother of pearl silver filigree rosary.

The closure is a Victorian sterling silver Shepard's hook clasp reproduction.

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WAXING POETIC III

I've taken an antique porcelain doll head and soldered various antique rhinestone components to it. 

Then I suspended an Art Deco rhinestone watch pendant and attached an Art Deco rose camphor glass chain to make it into a assemblage necklace.

I love the way it turned out.  I hope you do as well....

JOINTED ANTIQUE BISQUE DOLL RIDING A RUSTED RABBIT ASSEMBLAGE PULL TOY

Newly listed to Metal Corset is this adorable assemblage pull toy.

Sitting on top of a rusted rabbit is an antique jointed bisque doll (less than 2" tall).

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GO ASK ALICE....

Newly listed to Metal Corset is GO ASK ALICE......a whimsical assemblage necklace and tribute to Jefferson Airplane's, "White Rabbit".

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VICTORIAN GERMAN TIN DOLL PRAM ASSEMBLAGE MOBILE

Newly listed to Metal Corset is this assemblage mobile featuring a Victorian German tin doll pram filled with antique porcelain and bisque dolls.

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THE KEEP

Antique Silveroid pocket watch case, antique lace, baroque pearls, wood excelsior and a tiny antique Frozen Charlotte doll.

Soon to be part of an assemblage necklace.

BABY BLUE

 

Listed to Metal Corset is Baby Blue, an assemblage necklace featuring an Edwardian locket/brooch holding a tiny porcelain doll inside.  Blue can be worn as a pendant alone considering she has an original bale attached to the top of her head.

Blue lays on a bed of blue velvet, has painted cobalt blue eyes and wears a hand crocheted bobbin lace skirt.

The rear locket bale is retractable, meaning it can be moved downward hiding it when the locket is worn as a brooch.  Moved up when worn as a pendant.

It's a truly amazing all original piece. I haven't modified the locket or the porcelain doll whatsoever, other than suspending it from a Victorian gold plated book chain and sterling silver wire wrapped faceted Lapis gemstones.

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