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Micro-mosaic King Charles Spaniel Brooch

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    Located in Wallkill, NY
    Wonderful Micro-Mosaic Brooch and Pendant, Depicting a King Charles Spaniel. Does double duty, truly a wonderful piece. Antique C style pin back. Set in 15kt Yellow Gold . Measuring...
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  • Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Micromosaic Brooch
    Located in New Orleans, LA
    This charming Victorian-era micromosaic brooch is a wonder of meticulous craftsmanship and intricate design. Depicting a friendly Cavalier King Charles Spaniel...
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  • Victorian King Charles Spaniel Dog Micromosaic Brooch, circa 1870
    Located in London, GB
    Fine quality micromosaic, depicting a King Charles Spaniel dog on his cushion, set as a brooch in 18ct gold. Dogs were a symbol of faithful love. The King Charles Spaniel breed was extremely popular amongst the English aristocracy, especially during the Victorian period, when Queen Victoria herself doted upon her spaniel, Dash. Although the Greeks and Romans had used mosaics for many centuries, it was the Italians who developed the art of micromosaics in the Vatican at the end of the 18th century. The Napoleonic expedition to Egypt in 1798 led to a great revival of classical interest and was reflected in the subject matter of the micromosaics, many images came from Roman murals...
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  • Victorian King Charles Spaniel Dog Micromosaic Brooch, circa 1870
    Located in London, GB
    Fine quality micromosaic, depicting a King Charles Spaniel dog on his cushion, set as a brooch in 18ct gold. Dogs were a symbol of faithful love. The King Charles Spaniel breed was extremely popular amongst the English aristocracy, especially during the Victorian period, when Queen Victoria herself doted upon her spaniel, Dash. Although the Greeks and Romans had used mosaics for many centuries, it was the Italians who developed the art of micromosaics in the Vatican at the end of the 18th century. The Napoleonic expedition to Egypt in 1798 led to a great revival of classical interest and was reflected in the subject matter of the micromosaics, many images came from Roman murals...
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  • Victorian Micromosaic 14K Gold Brooch Depicting a King Charles Spaniel c. 1870
    Located in Goettingen, DE
    Victorian Micromosaic 14K Gold Brooch Depicting a King Charles Spaniel circa 1870 Delightful micromosaic brooch set in a gold frame. The fine inlaid work of colored glass mosaic on ...
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  • Micro Mosaic Roman Colosseum Brooch
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