Victorian and Transitional Gold Tone Jewelry
Item Details
A collection of late Victorian and transitional gold tone jewelry. The selection includes one foliate bar brooch with cultured pearls, one gutted pocket watch and five pairs of pierced earrings. The pocket watch is circa 1900 and is made by the C.W.C. Company. The front and back are chased and engraved and the case hangs from a fleur-de-lis watch converter brooch. One pair of Edwardian transitional earrings are made from 12K gold filled watch fob components and include 14K yellow gold wires, circa 1913. They are joined by four additional pairs of earrings, two pairs are engraved. Featured earring materials include seeded and cultured pearls. Total approximate weight of earring pair with gold hooks, inclusive of all materials, is 1.30 dwt.
- All diamond and gemstone grading is done under GIA standards as the mounting permits, where gemstones are present; where mountings impede accurate measurements, (estimated) dimensions are provided. All weights and measurements are estimated and approximate. Industry standard and accepted treatments for gemstones are assumed unless otherwise noted (DCCREN).
Condition
- minor markings throughout.
- one pair of earrings have a monogram on one earring.
Dimensions
- total approximate weight of earring pair with gold hooks, inclusive of all materials, is 1.30 dwt.
Item #
18CIN053-540
