19th Century Double Miniature Still Life Pendant Necklace Geertje Pieters Dutch

This is an absolutely stunning and very rare antique Victorian Cameo Pendant with a high relief carving of a Dove Bird flying towards a stunning Flower Bouquet of extraordinary beauty. The Cameo is the work of a master artisan and the motif with the bird and the flowers is exceedingly rare. The large size is magnificent. The flowers are beautifully carved with very high three dimensional relief and delicate detail in the flowers and leaves and in the high relief of the petals. The artisan used the natural color variation within the shell to add coral peach colored accents to the flowers and the bird. During the Victorian period jewelry with birds...

This is a rare Art Deco - Art Nouveau Limoges Enamel Locket Pendant. The magnificent portrait of a woman is hand painted with vivid iridescent colors. This portrait of a woman has...

This is a very early and rare Museum Quality Georgian Locket Pendant Necklace with an extraordinary hand painted portrait miniature of a child in a fie...

This is a magnificent Victorian - Belle Epoque Picture Locket Pendant with a stunning fully modeled three dimensional dove swallow bird on the front. The locket has gorgeous Etrusca...

French painted Enamel Pendant depicting a Shepherdess paying homage to a statue of a Cherub. 19th Century.

This early 18th-Century Spanish Rococo period silver-filigree double-sided pendant with dangle features miniature colorful enamel devotional paintings on both sides of a white porcelain centerpiece, which are associated with an April birth. One side depicts a mountain landscape with a haloed richly-robed dark woman holding a lap-seated dark child and a holy orb...

This beautiful portrait miniature pendant was created in France. Condition Report: Excellent The Details... This pendant is constructed from silver - it is stamped with a French si...

This beautiful portrait miniature pendant was most likely created in France. Condition Report: Very Good - A couple of chips to the surface of the glass. This is only apparent upon ...