Victorian Gold Anchor Locket tortoiseshell and in the 1750s would
Description
and in the 1750s would have served as a memento mori symbol to remind the wearer not only of the deceased
The sweetest of antique heart pendants
textured pages
They comprise three seperate articulated parts
Victorian Gold Anchor Locket tortoiseshell and in the 1750s wouldDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 A cool antique oval locket dating from the late Victorian era. The front is furnished with an anchor motif on a finely textured background and all within an ornate applied ropework border. It's crafted in high carat yellow gold, and opens to reveal a colourised photograph and locket of hair. MEASUREMENTS 2. 8 x 2. 1cm WEIGHT 6. 7g MARKS No marks present, tests as 15k gold CONDITION Very good
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