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Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Gold (4)

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14K Gold Stick or Lapel Pin, Trotting Horse Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Gold: Period: Pre 1970 item# 1117386
click for details		Highgrove Antiques 615-943-1809 $170 SALE PRICE Free shipping in the US
An elegant, well-formed trotting horse. Lots of textured detail and in perfect condition. Marked 14K. Measures a bit over 2 inches long. Horse decoration measures a bit over a half inch wide. Original price was $265.

14K Gold Stick or Lapel Pin, Horseshoe and Pearl Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Gold: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 1116204
click for details		Highgrove Antiques 615-943-1809 $165 SALE PRICE Free shipping in the US
A dainty 14K gold stick or lapel pin. It features a delicate braided horseshoe with a pearl inside. Marked 14K. Entire pin is about 2.25 inches long and the horseshoe is a bit less than a half inch long. Original price was $235.

Petite Fox Mask Stock Pin, 15 K Gold Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Gold: Pre 1920 item# 1037981
click for details		Highgrove Antiques 615-943-1809 $175 Free shipping in the U.S.
Here is a very dainty little stock pin marked 15 for 15 K gold. It features a fox mask with tiny stones (diamonds?) in the eyes. This pin is about 1.5 inches long and would be most suitable for a child due to its small size.

Carved Horn Brooch, Shape of a Leg SOLD Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Gold: Edwardian: Pre 1910 item# 1016831
click for details		Highgrove Antiques 615-943-1809 Sold, thank you
This is one of the most interesting antique pins I have ever seen. It is carved from horn and is in the shape of a perfect horse foreleg. On the hoof is a tiny brass shoe, attached with tiny brass nails. The horn is polished to a smooth shine and shows the irregular colors you would see within natural horn. The pin fitting appears to be gold, but is not marked nor have I tested it. The piece dates to circa 1900 and the detail is truly amazing, especially the underside of the hoof. The pin ...click for details

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