A garnet studded rotating flower is the feature of this antique sterling silver garnet bar pin. The pin measures 2” in width by 1” in height. Circa: 1880.
This sterling silver oval antique pin is decorated with a portrait of a woman done in hand painted green emaux peints enamel. The pin measures 37mm by 29.15mm. Circa: 1880.
This gorgeous antique sterling silver scent bottle is ornamented with a floral and leaf design that wraps around the bottom of the piece. Meant to be worn as part of a chatelaine, the scent bottle measures 4” in height and 1” in width. Circa: 1880.
Delicately swirled engraving is on the front of this sterling silver Victorian memo pad. The initials “R.M.A.” are engraved in the center of the front. It has a plain back and measures 2 1/4" tall, 1 5/8” wide and 3/8” deep. Circa: 1870.
This antique Victorian sterling silver stamp case has forget-me-not flowers and diagonal lines. It was meant to be worn on a chain or chatelaine. It measures 1 1/8” tall, 1” wide and 1/4" deep. Circa: 1880.
Meant to be worn on a chain or chatelaine, this antique sterling silver emery has an entwined scroll design. Since needles were precious, ladies would use an emery to sharpen their needles in order to give them longer life. Sewing was a big part of their lives. It measures 3 3/8” tall, 3/4" wide and 1/8” deep and is hallmarked. Circa: 1880.
Deeply engraved leaves grace the front of this sterling silver scent bottle. A flourishing monogram is on the back of the bottle and a long dabber is integrated into the cap. The bottle is hallmarked and has a small chain. The cap has a small ding in it. The bottle is 3 1/4" tall, 3/4” wide and 1/4" deep. Circa: 1890.
Guilloche blue enamel tops this antique sterling silver chatelaine flirtation mirror and powder. It is in pristine condition and is hallmarked. It is from around the turn of the 20th century. It measures 3 1/2" tall and 2” wide.
A raised fleur-de-lis is the focal point on the front of this antique sterling silver emery that is meant hang on a chatelaine. The piece measures 3” long and 1” wide. Circa: 1900.
