1810s Pendant Necklaces

Circa 1817, this sterling silver vinaigrette is engraved with a scalloped design on its lid with a delicate cursive monogram “SE” in the center. The base has a foliate design outline...

This ravishing antique aquamarine necklace dates to the Regency period (1811-1820). This crowning jewel from the era features an exquisite ...

From France c. 1810, a magnificent of 18 Kt gold Georgian Fobs completely encrusted with granulation, roses and leaves come split ring attached. This is a...

Dating to the early nineteenth century, this Georgian demi-parure gracefully endured the passage of time together. Composed of graduated translucent agate panels mounted in crimped 1...

Georgian enameled pendant made in England. This a fabulous and extremely rare locket pendant, created in England during the Georgian period, between the 1790 and 1810. The incredibl...

This sterling silver Georgian vinaigrette is oblong in shape, engraved with a scrolling foliate design and the monogram “WHA” in a sprigged script...

An 18 carat gold and black and gold ‘verre eglomisé’ angel locket, the little lock opens to open the locket, marked with a French gold mark for 1809-1819, wonderful condition and wit...

Fantastic Oversized antique French brooch. A very nice early French piece, created during the Georgian period, around the 1810's. Carefully crafted in solid .830/1000 sterling silver and suited at the reverse, with a hinged horizontal pin with a hook lock. Is embellished, with a mix of larger quartz gems cuts and small simulated gemstones in paste. Excellent workmanship with black dots and prong set on top of the silver with open backs. Paste, is a gem like material made from a secret formula of leaded glass invented by George Ravenscroft, a 17th century London glassmaker and later perfected by George Strass, an 18th century French jeweler, designed to resemble precious gemstones. This piece is pretty heavy and large with a total weight of 87.4 grams and a measures of 90 mm by 83 mm (3.52 by 3.28 inches). Stamped, with multiples French hallmarks; three times with the maker's maitre cartouche and three times with the boar head, for the assay and guaranty of the .830 silver. Note: This piece have remains of the original gilding in some parts of the reverse. Literature: Antique Paste jewelry...

A stunning coral cross formed by tubular reddish-organge pieces of coral, capped with 14k gold mounts. Overlaid with an intricate silver filigree rosette e...

A porcelain and silver gilt patch box pendant with a 14k gold bail featuring a masked lady with rose cut diamond eyes, France, early 19th century marked with the boar’s head for silv...

In this large cross, the strength of Iron and fine gossamer swirls combine to create et another miracle of historic Berlin Iron work from the early 1800's. There are four layers of iron here forged together with focus on the central flower. What tool existed to twist this fine iron and how was it created in such fine sprays? When the German treasury was becoming depleted due to the war with Napoleon, the government addressed the aristocrats asking them to contribute their gold for the continuing battle. The wealthy answered the plea and were given iron jewels...

Front frame: Glass Eglomerate Representing a Shepherd in a Rural Setting Back frame: Square of Fabric Metal: 18K Yellow Gold Chain and 18K Rose Gold Frame Era: Georgian Circa: 1810-2...

A Georgian cross pattée, with a faceted, cushion shaped amethyst, set in the centre, with a cluster surround of natural half seed pearls, in cut down style settings, in a delicate, s...