HM 1900 9ct Gold Scottish Theme Sweetheart Thistle Amethyst
& Citrine Brooch 4g
This is a beautiful gold Scottish theme brooch has
Chester 1900 9ct hallmarks making it easy to date to the end of the Victorian
era. It has a linear form with two short arms of thistle flowers. The middle
has two offset sweetheart shapes framed with small flower motifs. They have a
multi-claw bezel; one is set with a facet cut heart shape amethyst the other has
a faceted citrine. Above them is a proud thistle between two thistle leaves.
It has been bloomed to give the brooch a satin look
in keeping with the prevailing fashion of the period. The back has a simple steel
pin and hook hasp fitting.
We have listed other pieces of antique, vintage and
fine jewellery this week, please refer to our other listings.
It is in good antique condition, no damage or
faults to report, see tassel comment; a little aged wear is noted and a warm
antique patina, the photos form part of the condition description.
Measures: L3.8 x 1.9cm; 4g.
We have listed several other pieces of jewellery, silver, decorative arts, and collectables. Please refer to our other listings, we combine postage costs to save you money.
Please look at all the pictures, they are a really important part of the description and condition report.
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Australia Post with Signature on Delivery.
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On 08/06/2023 at 22:21:40 AEST, seller added the following information: