I found this fob in a local collector's estate. It was in a box full of nothing but Masonic and Knights of Pythias stuff. All of it in excellent condition and all circa 1890s. I have never seen a piece like this before. I will let the pictures speak for themselves. Seems like gold fill, no idea what the stones are. No markings I could see save for an "R" stamped in the back. I can only guess at being late 1890s and Freemason or similar due to it being in that box. It is in perfect condition save for the bit of discolouration you see in the pics; not sure if its plate loss, tarnish or just dirt but I have made no attempt to clean it. 

It'd be greatly appreciated if I could get some background on this very unusual piece and some idea what it's worth. I may sell it depending on value. 

I have a four piece, purple, hardshell luggage set that is American Tourister. They have pink lining on the inside. There is are two suitcases, one garment bag and a small make up box that includes the keys and original tray. They are in good condition.

Veneere rocker, amature re-opholstered, everything else is original including the springs, although the board underneath was placed to hold the springs up. Large and beautiful chair, I would love to know more about it, and the value.

The "Blue Man' is about 2' tall, not very heavy, no markings that I've found yet. The "Indian" is a Wheaton jig, about 2" tall and light weight.

The "Garfield" cup is autographed from Mac Donalds. The "Porky Pig" is also signed and from Pepsi.

I also have a 'blue' Mason jar and a clear 'Ball' jar, both have ceramic lids.

And I have a "Sambos" coffee mug.

Antique wooden sled with metal trimming holding it.

The pictures speak for themselves. These were supposedly bought 40 yrs ago at a garage sale. Just wondering what the pair is worth.