Antique Pinchbeck Pendant/ Brooch

Child & Child are London jewelers made up of two brothers, Walter and Harold. They founded a joint firm in 1880. This piece could be worn as a brooch or a pendant. The Child & Child...

The initials engraved on the front of this locket are etched in an extravagant manner, the four letters read WCEG. Im not sure of the order, maybe you could make the your own! On the...

This pendant/brooch holds a lock of plaited hair and has a beautiful 9 carat gold ornate frame. Brooch Dimensions: 25x32mm Weight: 10.7g

The enamel on this pendant is stunning blue. The front holds a portrait surrounded bu a gold frame and clue enamel, finished with a pearl halo. The back of the locket has a hinged gl...

Antique Locket Pendant 9ct Gold Dated 20th March 1903 This exquisite Edwardian locket is a true testament to the elegance of the time period. Crafted from 9ct gold, it features ...

Edwardian Antique 9ct Gold Pendant Section 9ct 375 Gold Antique Pendant- in need of slight restoration The final central drop or a further part to this design is missing and there also is one broken...

Genuine Original Antique from 1880's-1890's Vintage Victorian French Enamel Yellow Gold Pendant Pin Brooch Completely Hand Painted Over 120 Years Ago 10K Yellow Gold Circa 1880's...

This wonderful example of Victorian jewellery was created in 1876. It can be worn as a pendant or a brooch. Condition Report: Excellent The Details... Constructed from 9ct gold, this pendant features an oval porcelain plaque hand-painted with a miniature portrait. The reverse of the plaque is signed by the artist. Their name is difficult to decipher due to ageing. However, their initials appear to be L and M. It is dated 1876. The piece features a bail, so that it can be worn as a pendant. It also features a fastening mechanism, so that it may be worn as a brooch. The pin is attached to the brooch with a tube hinge and the brooch fastens with a traditional safety catch. The piece measures 5.5cm x 4.5cm. A Short History... Whilst the portrait in this piece may appear to depict a young girl with windswept hair, it is actually a portrait inspired by a painting by German artist Gustav Carl Ludwig Richter...