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Chic Victorian Silver Buckle Bracelet Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1194370 (stock# 1340)
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This very lovely cuff buckle bracelet is Victorian, circa 1880. It is bold in size and has fine hand engraving with a desirable geometry of design. It is designed as a working strap , but opens and closes securely with a side push button. It measures a bold 1 1/2 inches wide with a circumference of 7 3/4 inches which should comfortably fit an average wrist. It is marked sterling and is in excellent condition. ...click for details

Intricate Victorian Scottish Agate Silver Bracelet Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1187470 (stock# 1345)
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Scottish agate jewelry of the 19th century has a beauty unto itself. It was quite popular during the reign of Queen Victoria, when she and her children often visited her beloved Balmoral Castle in the Scotland. The Queen wore the distinctive jewelry designs and dressed her children in tartans. Although the vast majority of traditional jewelry was designed to adorn the men's tartans, many pieces were specifical ...click for details

Antique Crystal Silver Butterfly Earrings Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1185104 (stock# 1341)
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These unique crystal earrings are circa 1890. They are designed with round faceted crystals that are dished and centered with silver butterflies. They are hand etched and well detailed. The butterflies which are in flight, face one another. The earrings measure 1 1/4 inches long from the top of the wire X 6/8 across. They are in excellent condition. The crystals are white, and sparkle with every movement. Eng ...click for details

Rare Antique Scottish Agate Very Large Pin Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1183529 (stock# 1338)
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This very special antique Scottish agate dirk is circa 1860. I have collected and appreciated the artistry of Scottish jewelry for over 30 years and when an item such as this appears it renews my passion. It was found oddly enough in a small shop in Paris, where I stopped in front of a window display over over 100 pieces of the finest antique tartan ware. Intrigued, I entered the shop and began speaking to the owner. She explained, she had purchased this very large collection from an elderly wom ...click for details

Antique Victorian Aesthetic Period Silver Locket Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1182917 (stock# 1335)
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This Victorian sterling locket is circa 1860. It reflects the artistry of the Aesthetic movement which originated following the trade agreement with Japan and the United States by Commodore Perry in 1854. This agreement opened the world to the art and culture of Japan. Jewelry and clothing in England and the United States reflected this new appreciation. This example is a lovely rectangular shaped locket, hand engra ...click for details

Antique Victorian Silver Gold Large Locket Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1181028 (stock# 1333)
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This is an unusual Victorian silver locket. The design of a shadow box is quite unique. It is silver and has accents of a low carat rose gold. on the front and back. The simplicity of the design makes this a perfect addition to a niello mixed metal, or a plain silver chain of choice. It is shown in one of the photos joined with a long niello chain offered in a separate listing.. It measures 1 3/4 inches down X 1 1/4 ...click for details

Antique Scottish Agate Large Dirk Pin Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1178639 (stock# 1328)
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This is a fine example of a 19th century Scottish agate brooch. It is in the form of a dirk, and artistically designed as a brooch used to secure the kilts. They are now worn by woman and used as an accent on coats, blazers, and sweaters. The popularity of Scottish jewelry reached a peak when Queen Victoria wore the jewelry, and made frequent visits to her beloved Balmoral Castle. This particular dirk has well chose ...click for details

Beautiful Victorian Silver Necklace Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1176537 (stock# 1326)
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This antique Victorian sterling silver collar, is English, circa 1880. It has a refined appearance, and is classically inspired in the style of the famed Castellani and Guiliano. The links are all smooth and beautifully turned. Each side of the necklace has slightly different terminals, a subtle element of design. It lays perfectly on the ...click for details

Antique Long Niello Chain Necklace Circa 1890 Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1176096 (stock# 1325)
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This is an exceptionally fine example of a long niello chain. Niello is the art of fusing metals into incised metal creating patterns. In these links, the pattern is subtle striping. It is in superb condition, with a beautiful design of alternating geometric links of niello, with those of rose gold vermeil. Some of the links combine the niello with the rose gold and the total effect of the design is striking. It terminates with a niello dog clip as well as a niello spring ring. This enables t ...click for details

Chunky Antique Niello Necklace Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1175325 (stock# 1323)
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This is an impressive antique niello chain,circa 1890. Niello, is the term used to describe the fusion of silver,copper,lead and sulphur poured into designs that were incised in silver. (See Ginny Dawes, Victorian Jewelry p.48). The metal of choice was silver, and it was usually a lower grade 800, which withstood the firing process. The result was a unique effect, quite refined and especially beautiful when accented with rose gold. ...click for details

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