A lovely antique rolled gold/gold filled cross pendant decorated on the front with a paste (glass) set shamrock.
The cross hails from the Edwardian era and suspends from what looks like the original chain, it has fine paper clip links and is signed with a makers mark on a ring near the clasp but we are unable to read it. The rolled gold overlay has the lovely rosy red hue of old gold, just a lovely antique necklace all round!
MATERIALS: rolled gold/gold filled
GEMSTONE: paste (glass) "diamond"
MEASUREMENTS: 2" (5cm) high, 1-1/4" wide (3cm), chain 18" (46cm)
MARKS: stamped on a ring near the clasp
WEIGHT: 12.4 grams
DATE: circa 1910, Edwardian
CONDITION: in good antique condition showing expected signs of age and normal wear, please refer to photos.
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