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Antique Victorian silver pendant, Harp and Cross
Antique Victorian silver pendant, Harp and Cross
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£199.00 GBP
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This beautiful antique Victorian era silver pendant really stands out from the crowd.
It is a conversion piece, converted from a brooch but it makes for a lovely pendant.
Crafted in sterling silver it is a circular shape with pierced cut out detailing housed within the outer rim, the border is designed as a garter belt.
Within the centre there is an array of detailed little leaves along with a cross and a harp.
This would look lovely worn alone on a long silver chain or as part of a collection of pendants.
Marks and era:
Victorian era, c1880s, hallmarked for silver but marks lost in the conversion, tests as sterling silver.
Condition:
Good used condition overall, some age commensurate wear and signs of use, converted from a brooch.
Approx measurements:
1.35" width
1.5" height including the bale.
Weighs approx 7.02 grams
Any questions or queries please contact us.
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It is a conversion piece, converted from a brooch but it makes for a lovely pendant.
Crafted in sterling silver it is a circular shape with pierced cut out detailing housed within the outer rim, the border is designed as a garter belt.
Within the centre there is an array of detailed little leaves along with a cross and a harp.
This would look lovely worn alone on a long silver chain or as part of a collection of pendants.
Marks and era:
Victorian era, c1880s, hallmarked for silver but marks lost in the conversion, tests as sterling silver.
Condition:
Good used condition overall, some age commensurate wear and signs of use, converted from a brooch.
Approx measurements:
1.35" width
1.5" height including the bale.
Weighs approx 7.02 grams
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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