
Victorian Etruscan Style Gold Bangle, Circa 1875
A Victorian gold bangle, with three rows of undulating gold ribbons, forming a brick pattern, in the centre, flanked by bead-work borders and...
An early Victorian snake necklace, with eight cabochon-cut garnets set in the head, in closed back claw settings, surrounded by scrolling wirework, the mouth is open, with pointed teeth, with a tapering, articulated scale ring link body and an engraved tail end loop, mounted in 15ct gold, circa 1840. In Victorian symbolism the snake biting its tail represented eternal love. In a re-fitted antique box.
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A Victorian gold bangle, with three rows of undulating gold ribbons, forming a brick pattern, in the centre, flanked by bead-work borders and...
An antique diamond crescent brooch, set with old-cut diamonds, weighing an estimated total of 4.50ct, in a three row design, with an inner row and...
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