(7) Vintage Bakelite and other material brooches and pendants, including: (1) carved bell-form pendant with blue rhinestone accents, (1) black pendant with rhinestones set on metal centering faux pearl cabochon, (2) horizontal brooches with tapering ends and carved floral motifs, (1) rectangular brooch with channels of square rhinestones, (1) black demilune form with channeling and mounted metal trim, (1) inverted trapezoid suspending laminated diamond-form brooch, largest: approx 3"diam, 137.8 grams total **Provenance: From the estate of Dorothy Jean McPhaul, whose small East Austin antique shop, Johnnie’s Antiques, has survived for generations despite rapid city expansion. McPhaul, a true lover of all things antique and a retired educator with a 40-year tenure at the LaGrange Public School system, personally collected African American memorabilia, jewelry, glassware, pottery, amongst other rare and fine antiques. Established by McPhaul’s grandfather, Simon Sidle, in 1918, Johnnie’s Antiques is among the last vintage properties on East 6th Street, and notable as one of the first black-owned businesses in Austin. After assuming proprietorship in 1999, Dorothy followed in the family tradition as a fixture of the Texas antique sale circuit.**