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Antique Scottish Agate Kilt Pin
Catalogue:
Estate Jewelry:
Silver:
Victorian:
Pre 1900 item# 1113803 (stock# 2638)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
SOLD
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How is it that every Scottish piece of jewelry is different. Certainly the forms are similar, but the beauty is in the individual choice of colored stones. This kilt pin, a dirk, is an example of the artistry of the lapidary. The colors of the agates are extraordinarily lovely. Each agate was cosen for color, cut, polished and accented by hand engraved silver . The bezel set, faceted stones are rock crystals that were foil backed. This very pale hue works magically with the colored agates. The ...click for details
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Antique Cherub Vienna Silver and Garnet Necklace
Catalogue:
Estate Jewelry:
Silver:
Victorian:
Pre 1900 item# 1107301 (stock# 2625)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
$2950
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This cherub necklace rendered in silver, and decorated with garnets is circa 1860. It is finely detailed and very versatile. The chain can be worn with or without the pendant as it can be easily detached with a concealed hook behind the chain.
The pendant designed at the height of the Renaissance Revival, has a three section articulating classical design, with white and black enamel work. The center of the pendant has a winged cherub that is vermeil. The vermeil, a gold wash on the silver is ...click for details
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Rare Antique Scottish Agate Pin Circa 1840
Catalogue:
Estate Jewelry:
Silver:
Victorian:
Pre 1900 item# 1069723 (stock# 2600)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
$1950
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This antique Scottish agate sterling brooch is unique in design and execution. Like all forms of art, few distinguish themselves as unforgettable. One of my personal favorites, this brooch is quite early, circa 1840. It is designed with perfectly chosen agates all melding together in perfect combination of color. Each agate was cut on a curve and carefully inlaid by a highly skilled lapidary. This was done so perfectly that the eye doesn't even see the silver strips that separate each stone ...click for details
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