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Antique Georgian silver and paste stick pin
Antique Georgian silver and paste stick pin
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£99.00 GBP
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This late Georgian silver and paste stick pin can be imagined adorning a fine gentleman's cravat.
Made from sterling silver the finial golds a single sparkling clear paste stone.
The stick pin also known as a tie or cravat pin started out its journey in the early 19th century as a staple of a wealthy gentleman's attire, securing a scarf or cravat, they later became popular with ladies too being worn on a lapel or to secure a scarf.
Throughout jewellery history the stick pin has remained a popular and versatile piece of jewellery, the ability to wear it in so many ways means you certainly get a lot of use from them, from a hat pin to a tie pin, to secure a scarf or to wear on a lapel you are sure to find many ways to wear yours.
Marks and era:
Unmarked, tests as sterling silver, late Georgian era, c1810s
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear commensurate with age, light surface wear, overall patina, surface scratches, a few dings to the pin
Approx measurements:
2.25" length,
0.25" width at the widest point
Weighs approx 1.60 grams
Any questions or queries please contact us.
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Made from sterling silver the finial golds a single sparkling clear paste stone.
The stick pin also known as a tie or cravat pin started out its journey in the early 19th century as a staple of a wealthy gentleman's attire, securing a scarf or cravat, they later became popular with ladies too being worn on a lapel or to secure a scarf.
Throughout jewellery history the stick pin has remained a popular and versatile piece of jewellery, the ability to wear it in so many ways means you certainly get a lot of use from them, from a hat pin to a tie pin, to secure a scarf or to wear on a lapel you are sure to find many ways to wear yours.
Marks and era:
Unmarked, tests as sterling silver, late Georgian era, c1810s
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear commensurate with age, light surface wear, overall patina, surface scratches, a few dings to the pin
Approx measurements:
2.25" length,
0.25" width at the widest point
Weighs approx 1.60 grams
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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