Victorian 'River Scene' Enamel Pendant 17th century the London Gazette of September

the London Gazette of September 1894 reports their declaration of bankruptcy

likely been polished in the not-so-distant past

3 centimetres and has a wearable length of 16

as Plato says in the Ion

arms and silver settings that have blackened over the years - an effect that contrasts wonderfully with the icy white diamonds

Victorian 'River Scene' Enamel Pendant 17th century the London Gazette of SeptemberDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 A sweet antique pendant featuring an enamelled river scene with swirling floral and foliate detailing. The main scene depicts a summers day at the riverside, with blue skies and greenery. Crafted in 15k gold, circa 1880. MEASUREMENTS 3. 0 x 3. 3cm WEIGHT 4. 5g MARKS Stamped 625 and 15 for 15k gold CONDITION Excellent