Georgian Orange Paste Drop Earrings c.1820

Lovers of Georgian paste rejoice as never before have you seen original pink paste earrings in this grand size. The stones are approximately 10 cts in size. Note the backs and how beautifully they are engraved while silver set and foiled. A rich deep pink is the most sought after color and exactly the color of these rarities. The shepherd hook earwires have been added. All paste earrings began their journey as buttons, decorations sewn into Georgian gowns...

A touch of Georgian garnet color comes to you with these drop earrings from the Georgian era. c. 1820. The are set in 15 kt gold with closed foiled garnets...

This is the finest example of a French Provincial Snowflake Wedding Cross I have seen, and I have seen many. At its finest, antique paste jewelry...

All the workmanship and design of fine Georgian paste is apparent in these brilliant earrings. Paste was an art form in which stones, harder than glass, were hand cut, polished and s...

An Antique Georgian c.1800 cushion and round cut Paste cluster earrings for pierced ears. The foil backed paste in close back solid silver setting with a...

Attractive Art Deco Sterling Crystal Paste Drop Earrings with screw back fittings. Lead crystal square and baguette stones are linked in a flexible Deco ...

Attractive paste earrings from the late 19th Century set in sterling silver. A strip of etched gilt metal runs between the pastes. Screw back fittings. France 1890's made in an earli...

A pair or Regency colourless paste drop earrings, each earring set with three graduated, cushion shape faceted pastes set in silver cut-down collets with gold shepherds hook fittings, circa 1815, measuring 4 x 1.1 cm, gross weight 8.4 grams. This antique pair of paste earrings is very good condition for is age. Unmarked, tested as silver and 18ct gold. Paste is a type of refractive cut glass that was used in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries to emulate the look of cut diamonds. These stunning drop earrings each feature three paste ‘stones’, each of which would have been hand-cut and polished, set in typically Georgian ‘cut down...