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Antique Faith, Hope and Charity charm, Pendant, Sterling silver, Victorian
Antique Faith, Hope and Charity charm, Pendant, Sterling silver, Victorian
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£119.00 GBP
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This sweet little antique Faith, Hope and Charity charm is embued with Victorian symbolism.
Each piece is finely engraved back and front giving a wonderfully detailed touch, the charm would also make a great dainty pendant to hang from a fine silver necklace to carry around like a good luck talisman.
The pendant features a heart, anchor and cross, each symbol representing one of the three; hope - anchor, faith - cross and heart - charity.
The heart is a slightly puffy design but is hollow.
Marks and era:
Unmarked tests as sterling silver, Victorian era, C1890s
Condition:
Good used condition overall, some surface wear and signs of use commensurate with age, some aged patina and tiny dings, air holes present from the casting process
Total weight 1.88 grams.
Approx measurements:
0.88" length total
0.46" width each
Any questions or queries please contact us.
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Each piece is finely engraved back and front giving a wonderfully detailed touch, the charm would also make a great dainty pendant to hang from a fine silver necklace to carry around like a good luck talisman.
The pendant features a heart, anchor and cross, each symbol representing one of the three; hope - anchor, faith - cross and heart - charity.
The heart is a slightly puffy design but is hollow.
Marks and era:
Unmarked tests as sterling silver, Victorian era, C1890s
Condition:
Good used condition overall, some surface wear and signs of use commensurate with age, some aged patina and tiny dings, air holes present from the casting process
Total weight 1.88 grams.
Approx measurements:
0.88" length total
0.46" width each
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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