Victorian Hand Painted Spaniel Dog 15 Carat Gold Brooch

A late Victorian period brooch. Solid 15 carat yellow gold example. Set with natural pearls of graduated size. An ever popular crescent shape. CONDITION ; Excellent. Crisp pattern. ...

A late Victorian period brooch. Solid 15 carat yellow gold example. Set with natural pearls of graduated size of two row design. An ever popular crescent shape. CONDITION ; Excellen...

A very stylish Edwardian period pendant. Designed with a draped pierced circular shape to centre set two amethyst stones and a final amethyst drop to base. Solid 15 carat yellow gold...

A stunning antique brooch circa 1860-70. Solid 15 carat yellow gold example. The circular example is set with an Essex crystal reverse intaglio hand painted image of a dogs head to c...

A captivating contemporary brooch of jumping horse shape. Solid 9 carat yellow gold example, very weighty, solid example. Well made example. A large shape and size. CONDITION ; Exce...

A stunning early Victorian period brooch. Solid 15 carat rose gold example with a silver head setting. Designed with many old mine cut diamonds set throughout. Set with over one cara...

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...

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...

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...

An impressive antique 1890's 0.06 carat emerald and 15 karat yellow gold, 9 karat rose gold and copper 'owl' bar brooch; part of our diverse antique and estate jewelry collections. This fine and impressive antique brooch has been crafted in 15k yellow gold with a 9k rose gold bar, and copper pin. The realistically modelled 15k yellow gold owl to the center of the bar has two collet set round cut emeralds to represent the eyes, and a sharp textured decoration. The 9k rose gold bar secures to the reverse with a copper hinged pin and clasp fastening. The reverse of the bar is hallmarked with the marks for 15k and 9k gold (15CT 9CT), and the pin with 'METAL'. This antique owl brooch...

A stunning antique Victorian crescent moon brooch from the late 19th Century adorned with alternating cushion cut blue sapphires and old...

A Spectacular Victorian c.1880 15 Carat Gold, large 22.9 Carat Amethyst and split seed Pearl brooch. Amethyst in a beautiful crown style setting. English origin. Width 28mm, Height o...