- Description
- Specifications
A wonderful 19th century Scottish brooch dating from the early Victorian era! Made of gilt metal, the lovely and unique design is distinctive of Scottish pebble jewellery and features a base of natural Montrose agate. The translucent agate is a greyish white hue with subtle vertical banding, it is nicely fashioned in an oval concaved profile and finished with a bevel edge. The agate base is secured within a collet and decorative tubular frame; four segments of Montrose agate and Jasper stones embellish the frame, and there is lovely floral hand engraving in between the stones. Riveted centrally in the agate slab is a chased and jasper accented plaque, adding further charm to this bonnie Scottish brooch!. All stones native to the highlands of Scotland.
A charming 19th century Scottish brooch, perfect for the avid Scottish antique collector!
| Mid 19th century, early Victorian | |
| Metal gilt | |
| Montrose agate and jasper | |
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| 23.19 grams | |
| 5.50cm long x 4.50cm height | |
| The condition of the brooch is excellent. Besides normal surface wear, the brooch presents in fabulous condition for it's 170 (or so) year age! All stone inlays, including the main agate base, appear secure and undamaged. The riveted central section is secure too. Pin works well with good tension. A spectacular antique piece! |
