Antique Georgian Long Pinchbeck Chain in 18 Carat Gold Gilt

A spectacular pair of antique Georgian night and day earrings from the early 19th Century crafted in pinchbeck and gilded in 18ct yellow gold. The long droppers are chased with a f...

A grand pair of Antique Georgian drop earrings from the early 19th Century. Both feature beautiful floral metalwork wrapping around each...

A grand antique Victorian guard chain made during the late 19th Century. The chain is all 15ct gold and has a fabulous rope twist design, with a claw clasp at the end which would hav...

A grand antique Victorian guard chain from the late 19th Century made up of faceted cable links and fancy, interlocked links with jagged edges which lead to the claw clasp at the bot...

An exquisite Antique Georgian guard chain from the early 19th Century made up of long, faceted Cut Steel links and spheres. It’s complete with a newer claw clasp at the end of a lo...

A beautifully preserved antique Georgian Mourning brooch from the late 18th Century featuring a detailed image of an urn and coffin in the centre wit...

This is a rare 41" original Pinchbeck chain from England. It was created near 1820 and is in excellent condition, with no damaged links, stains, or damage of any kind. The original c...

Made around the end of the Georgian period in 1830, this long chain necklace is formed of 18K gold. Of endless form, it is composed of oval polished links edged by ribbed trace link ...

A long Georgian gold regard chain, sixteen long square pieced bars interspaced with interlocking circular links of textured yellow gold with star motifs ...

Antique Georgian gold long chain Repoussé flower links Size: width 0.63 inch, length 41.25 inches Total weight: 62.3 grams

A Georgian long gold chain, of belcher links with a repeat zig-zag pattern. This chain has three barrel clasps and can also be worn as a shorter necklace and two bracelets or one bracelet and a medium length chain, circa 1820. This style of Georgian or Regency chain was at its height of popularity between 1800 and 1840. The Napoleonic wars had lead to a scarcity of gold, therefore jewellers designed pieces that had as much impact as possible, whilst utilising smaller quantities of gold. The chains are hand made, with the patterns being produced by stamping thin gold sheet, which were then curved lengthways and soldered together to form oval or round belcher links. From 1848 onwards more gold deposits were discovered, this lead to increases in weight of chains and had a strong influence on jewellery design in the Victorian period. The chunky look and delicate feel is distinguishes Georgian chains from Victorian examples. With thanks to Navette Jewellery

An incredible and rare antique Georgian era seal fob. Late 18th century, this magical seal fob is made up of a carved clear glass intaglio with a fluted shape, the base carved with ...