To include: a Camrose & Kross Jackie Kennedy Reproduction Brooch and Earclip Set, stamped JBK, accompanied by certificate (brooch 2.5 x 2.5 in; earrings 1.25 x 1.25 in.); a pair of Art Deco style earrings with faux coral ring suspending rhinestone and faux jade drops, with posts and push backs, stamped Kenneth Lane (2 in.); a leaf brooch in textured and polished gold tone, completed with single locking pin stem, stamped Trifari (3.5 x 3 in.); a gold-tone leaf brooch in a faux woven design, completed with single locking pin stem, stamped Dauplasie (4 x 3 in.); and a pair of earrings in a Modernist design completed with posts and push backs, signed Vaubel for Steve Vaubel, with advertisement stating exclusive design for Bergdorf Goodman and made of "24K Gold Over Brass" (1.75 in.).

From the Collection of the late Dobie D. Hogan, Norfolk, Virginia

Dobie D. Hogan was a print and runway model in Norfolk, Virginia who began her career in New York working for the Paris designer Mainbocher in the 1950s, and in the 1970s, she was voted "Best Dressed Woman" of Hampton Roads, Virginia. Her lifelong love of jewelry and substantial collection began with her fashionable mother, Louise Jenkins Driver, and developed over Hogan's long involvement with the industry.

Good estate condition.