(lot) Ciner signed enamel, rhinestone, and pearl costume jewelry, comprising: (1) black enamel, faux pearl and clear stone hinged cuff bracelet; (1) clear stone art deco style bracelet; (1 pair) square black enamel and clear stone floral motif clip on earrings; (1 pair) black enamel and gold plated rope motif clip on earrings; (1) large clear stone clip on earrings; (1) black enamel and clear stone floral form clip on earrings; (1 pair) cream enamel and gold plated round clip on earrings; (1 pair) faux mabe pearl black enamel and clear stone round clip on earrings; (1 pair) black cabochon set in gold frame clip on earrings; (1 pair) black cabochon set in gold swirl clip on earrings; (1 pair) black cabochon and clear stone baguettes in square gold plated frame clip on earrings; (1 pair) marquise rhinestone and faux pearl clip on earrings; (1 pair) rhinestone wheat stalk clip on earrings; (1 pair) clear stone and faux pearl filigree clip on earrings; (1 pair) black enamel and clear stone large huggie form clip on earrings; (1 pair) black enamel and silver tone rope clip on earrings; (1 pair) white cabochon with black enamel border clip on earrings; largest: 7"l; 1lbs total *Provenance: From the estate of Jo Anne Christian (Texas, 1936-2015), a lifelong collector of friends, paintings, jewelry, books and other beautiful things, was known for her love of color and her support for the arts. As one of the Three J's--the three women who founded Austin's Long Center for the Performing Arts--Mrs. Christian made an indelible mark on Texas' Capital City. Jo Anne Christian was the widow of George E. Christian Jr. (Texas, 1927-2002), press secretary to President Lyndon Baines Johnson. She was an attorney, an avid historian, a voracious reader and an inveterate theatergoer. Many of the items from her collection, especially some notable pieces of jewelry and clothing, date from the couple's time in Washington in the 1960s.* Start Price: $80.00