A Lovely Example of Victorian Silver Jewellery Circa 1904

This quaint, sterling silver brooch is handmade and carved with the name Isabelle. It has floral and leaf carvings around the edges.

The piece is hallmarked Birmingham 1094 and has the makers mark of J.G. It is reputed that these name pins were first worn by the servants in England's large country houses. The pins quickly became a popular form of sweetheart brooch for the sentimental Victorians. The popularity of the brooches continued through the Edwardian period into the 1920's.

The brooch, hook and pin are in excellent condition and it closes securely. It measures approximately 4cms x 2cms. What a lovely, personal gift this would be for your Isabelle!

It will be sent in a gift box (not pictured) via Express post free of charge to anywhere within Australia and we accept returns within 7 days of receipt. International buyers are most welcome.

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