Antique Edwardian Purple Paste Clover Brooch Charles Horner Dated 1902 Georgian (1714-1830)

Antique Edwardian Purple Paste Clover Brooch Charles Horner Dated 1902 Georgian (1714-1830)A sweet, little antique Edwardian clover brooch made by Charles Horner in 1902. The piece consists of three heart cut paste petals with a regal purple hue that resembles an amethysts. Theyre set in sterling silver frames, with a silver ball and stem curling out from the centre. Charles Horner was a celebrated Art Nouveau designer in the late 19th and early 20th Century, specialising in distinct silver and enamel pieces that were inspired by the beauty

) and has a vivid blue hue and expertly cut facets that glisten beautifully in the light

The heart-shaped pendant has a fabulous

It hangs from a long

Diamonds (Centre approx

Measure: 32mm length x 9mm width

The piece dates to the late 19th Century and must have originally belonged to a keen tennis enthusiast

loop) x Width 23mm x Depth 8mm – Window 15 x 15mm

DIAMOND CLARITY: SI – H colour

It became increasingly popular in the Victorian era when black jewellery was brought into fashion by Queen Victoria who wore the pieces as part of her mourning attire

showcasing a beautiful high-relief cameo centrepiece

This charming vintage butterfly pendant is suspended from a 9ct gold cable chain and ring clasp and is fully hallmarked on the reverse

MEASURES: Length 53