Victorian Memento Mori Skeleton & Coffin Pillbox Pendant bonboniere Swipe to see a copy
Description
Swipe to see a copy of an original 19th century advert for the device
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Highly unusual and very cool WW1 trench art ring with naked woman shoulders and brass crest featuring the Austrian coat of arms (probably repurposed from a button)
The design is very typically early 20th Century
A sublime antique round locket with a single diamond in an exaggerated star setting
Victorian Memento Mori Skeleton & Coffin Pillbox Pendant bonboniere Swipe to see a copyDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 A remarkable memento mori pillbox pendant dating from the late Victorian period, circa 1880. Fashioned in sterling silver, it's modelled as a coffin complete with skeleton on the lid and skull swivel bail. It opens via a catch on the bottom to reveal a locket compartment with four spaces, presumably for pills or powders. MEASUREMENTS 5. 0 x 1. 6cm (including bail) WEIGHT 24. 7g MARKS No marks present, tests as sterling silver
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