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Victorian Rolled Gold and Coral Pin
This little Victorian pin is rolled gold and has one coral piece in the middle. It measures 1 3/8” wide by 1 ¼” tall. The bottom of the pin
in the back has a loop on the back to hang something. It has a “C” clasp and a tubular hinge. It is in good condition!.
Order Number: # pCorb2
Price $55.00 |
Scottish Agate Pebble Small Dirk Pin
This pin is in the shape of a dagger. In the Victorian Period these were called Dirks or a Scottish dagger. This
is a jewelry pin shaped like a dirk with an amethyst, an agate, and cornelian. It is set in sterling with English
hallmarks. Anchor (Birmingham), Lion Passant (Sterling), looks like an I, which would be 1781-82. The makers mark is
unreadable. It measures 1 ¾” long by ¼”. What a great little piece of history.
Order Number: # pSdirk
Price: $ 135.00 |
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Antique Victorian Watch Cock Pin
This pin is an example of the jewelry that was made from the around 1885 to the turn of the century.
They were made of cock covers from watches of the 1600’s to 1700’s. These little pieces of gilded brass
were handmade in cottage industries by young men and women to protect the balance & staff of a watch. They
were all unique and sometimes contained birds, swans and many decorative designs. These were saved and in
made into jewelry. This one measures 1 ¾” by 7/8”. It is a rather plain one with flowers & leaves. But,
it is also two types put together, on gilded brass and the other silver tones. It is very unique.
Order Number: # p2wcw
Price: $85.00 |
Victorian 14 K Gold Lorgnette with a Long Chain of Garnets
The Lorgnette is marked 14 karat gold, and is probably late 1890s or early 1900s. It measures 4 and ½" long and 1 and ¾"
wide. This Lorgnette has a spring latch that allows the monocle piece to flip open to a set of reading glasses. The long
chain attached with a swivel hook, (which is marked 14K on the inside) measures 48" with 23 hand-cut, real garnets. These
garnets with bezel settings are incorporated in a gold chain! It is in excellent condition, and a wonderful piece for any
collector!!
Order Number: # nkgarlor
Price: $1,500.00 |
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Victorian Buckle Motif Scottish Pebble Jewelry
This wonderful silver “strap and buckle” agate pebble pin is definitely from the Victorian Period. It measures
1 1/16” by 7/8”. The clasp is a “C” clasp with a pin stem that protrudes past the pin, which is very common of the older
jewelry Brooches. Banded agates are set into the silver. There are no markings on the back. It is in very good condition.
What a rare find!
Order Number: # pVpebb
Price: $ 165.00 |
1880’s Men’s Watch Cock Cufflinks
These men’s cufflinks are really nice! They are made from watch cocks from 1885 to the 1900’s. These watch cocks were
hand made and protected the inner workings of the watch. Jewelers saved these and jewelry was made from them. Notice the
bird on one and the snake on the other. They are little works of Art. The watch cocks measure 7/8” by 1”. The cufflinks
findings are marked sterling silver.
Order Number: # cLwc
Price: $ 120.00 |
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Lovely Watch Cock Cameo Pin
This pin is made from an old watch cock. The watch cocks are from 1885 to the 1900’s. These watch cocks were hand made
and protected the inner workings of the watch. Jewelers saved these and jewelry was made from them. This one has a small
metal cameo in the middle and little brass stars. It measures 1 1/16” in diameter. It has the tube hinge and a c clasp.
Order Number: # pWClay
Price: $135.00 |
Scottish Silver Luckenbooth Brooch
This is a pin with hallmarks that say it’s from Birmingham, England, dated 1904. Most Scottish jewelry was made in England.
It looks like the Scottish Luckenbooth made in silver with the hallmarks: The anchor, Lion Passant, and an e. It is also marked
A&LL.Co. The black in between the silver seems to be either thick type of enamel or thin pieces of real jet.
(It does mark an unglazed pottery bottom.) It measures 2 ” tall by 1 3/8”. It is a real treasure of history.
Order Number: # pSloccr
Price: $135.00 |
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Victorian 10K Gold Coral Branch Pin
This little pin with the coral branch is set in 10K rolled gold. It measures 1” by 5/8”. It has the C clasp, but the pin stem has
been wired to work (Jury-rigged). It is in great condition.
Order Number: # prgcor
Price: $35.00 |
Early Victorian Chalcedony Turquoise 10K Pin
This pin has 10K gold scalloped edged frame which holds a concave oval chalcedony plaque. This plaque has attached yellow gold wire
and leaves with real turquoise cabochons. It looks like a forget-me-knot flower. The back has a tube hinge with a C clasp. It measures 1 1/2” by 1 ¼”. You can see a similar pin on page 41 of “Warmen’s Jewelry “ 3rd Edition by Christie Romero. When you hold it up to the light you see a slight line like a crack in the chalcedony, but you feel no crack. Other than that it is in wonderful condition
Order Number: # pVturo
Price: $350.00 |
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Victorian 10K Coral Branch Pin
This is a wonderful circle type pin. It has a wonderful coral branch circled buy 10K embossed metal. It has a C clasp. It measures
1” in diameter. It is in great condition.
Order Number: # pCoralb
Price: $55.00 |
Early Victorian Chalcedony Pearls & Garnets 10K Pin
This pin has 10K gold scalloped edged frame which holds a concave oval chalcedony plaque. This plaque has attached yellow gold wire
and real pearls and garnets. ( It looks like a forget-me-knot flower.) The back has a tube hinge with a C clasp. It measures 1 1/8”
by 7/8”. You can see a similar pin on page 41 of “Warmen’s Jewelry “ 3rd Edition by Christie Romero. You see a crack in the chalcedony
and a chip in the back, so it does have some damage, but from the front it still looks great. It also has a gold safety chain and a
small safety pin attached. I really like this pin, even with the damage it’s neat!
Order Number: # p10koval
Price: $175.00 |
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Victorian Watch Cock Cover Garnet & Corral Pin
This wonderful little Victorian bar pin is made of gilded brass, with real garnets and corral. It has the one lever safety clasp.
It measures 2” by 7/8” wide. It is made from watch cocks made from 1885 to the 1900’s. These watch cocks were hand made and protected
the inner workings of the watch. Jewelers saved these and jewelry was made from them! It is very Victorian and is a great addition
to any collection.
Order Number: # pVbcg
Price: $240.00 |
14 K Gold Scarab Diamond and Green Garnet Stick Pin
Set in 14 K gold, this real Scarab is delightful. The shell of this beetle has simmering lights of purple, green, gold and black.
The stone on top is a green garnet flanked by two small diamonds. This stick pin is not costume, but fine jewelry made in the Victorian
era. What a delightful piece from the past. This is a rare find!
Order Number: # pstGrs
Price: $380.00 |
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Bohemian Garnet Two Row Bracelet
A 1800’s Bohemian Garnet bracelet in good condition is what you are looking at! It fit’s a 5 ½ to 6” wrist and the clasp is tight.
The 2 rows f Garnets are not missing any stones and it is set in brass. It’s width is about ¼” and other than a slight bend in the metal
underneath, it is in great condition! What a wonderful piece of history.
Order Number: # brBGar
Price: $425.00 |
14K (592) Carved Tigar’s Eye Flower Pin
This little 1 1/8” by 5/8” pin is extraordinary! It is marked 592 on the frame, the 14K gold mark for European items. The stone is
Tigar eye, which is an opaque to translucent quartz with a silky luster and brown & gold strips. It has been carved into a flower
pattern. It is really beautiful and in great condition.
Order Number: # pverTey
Price: $130.00 |
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Old Scottish Banded Agate Belt Brooch
This Scottish banded agate pin is probably from the Victorian Era , middle 1800. It has the old “c” clasp and the tube
hinge. It is set in brass and the center buckle piece is brass. It measures 1 ¾” in diameter. It is in pretty good
condition for the age! It does have a knick on one side of the stone. It is very evident in the picture. Still it’s a
beautiful piece of history!
Order Number: # pVbwa
Price: $135.00 |
Scottish Agate Pebble Small Dirk Pin
This pin is in the shape of a dagger. In the Victorian Period these were called Dirks or a Scottish dagger. This is a
jewelry pin shaped like a dirk with an amethyst, an agate, and black onyx. It is set in sterling with English hallmarks.
Three Castles (Newcastle), Lion Passant (Sterling), looks like an F, which would be 1772-73. The makers mark is A&LL Co.
It measures 1 ¾” long by ¼”. What a great little piece of history.
Order Number: #pdirk2
Price: $135.00 |
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Rhodium Scottish Lockenbooth Brooch
This pin is mark Scotland on the back. It measures 2 ¼” tall by 1 ¾”. It has a light, light yellow oval faceted prong set stone
in the middle. The stone is not glass, but I’m not sure what it is. It has the rabbit ears safety clasp. This is what is called a
Scottish Lockenbooth Brooch with the traditional theme of heart and crown. According to Wikipedia: The earliest records of
heart-shaped brooches in Scotland date back to 1503. In the 18th century, these brooches were often known as 'Luckenbooth'
brooches because they were sold from locked booths in the jewellery quarter of St. Giles.
Order Number: # pScot
Price: $ 98.00 |
Scottish Agate Pebble Small Dirk Pin
This pin is in the shape of a dagger. In the Victorian Period these were called Dirks or a Scottish dagger. This
is a jewelry pin shaped like a dirk with an amethyst, an agate, and cornelian. It is set in sterling with English
hallmarks. Anchor (Birmingham), Lion Passant (Sterling), looks like an I, which would be 1781-82. The makers mark is
unreadable. It measures 1 ¾” long by ¼”. What a great little piece of history.
Order Number: # pSdirk
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