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Royal Victoria Yacht Club 18ct Gold Stick Pin
Digby Antiques (Wiltshire)
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Royal Victoria Yacht Club 18ct Gold Stick Pin

1940 - 1960
Description

An 18ct gold and enamel stick pin burgee Royal Victoria Yacht Club.

Lovely condition. Marked to the reverse 18ct Benzie Cowes.

Benzie was founded in Cowes in 1862 and are known for making items for the yachting community.

L 6 cm

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Digby Antiques (Wiltshire) has dated this Gold Yachting Stick Pin to the 1960s.

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Description
An 18ct gold and enamel stick pin burgee Royal Victoria Yacht Club.

Lovely condition. Marked to the reverse 18ct Benzie Cowes.

Benzie was founded in Cowes in 1862 and are known for making items for the yachting community.

L 6 cm

Date of Manufacture

Digby Antiques (Wiltshire) has dated this Gold Yachting Stick Pin to the 1960s.

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Digby Antiques (Wiltshire)
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An 18ct yellow gold stick pin featuring a red enamelled yacht club burgee flag with a gold crown, anchor motif, and twisted stem.
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Archive I An 18ct yellow gold stick pin featuring a red enamelled yacht club burgee flag with a gold crown, anchor motif, and twisted stem.

Royal Victoria Yacht Club 18ct Gold Stick Pin

Archive II An 18ct yellow gold stick pin featuring a red enamelled yacht club burgee flag with a gold crown, anchor motif, and twisted stem. View II
Archive III An 18ct yellow gold stick pin featuring a red enamelled yacht club burgee flag with a gold crown, anchor motif, and twisted stem. View III
Archive IV An 18ct yellow gold stick pin featuring a red enamelled yacht club burgee flag with a gold crown, anchor motif, and twisted stem. View IV
Archive V An 18ct yellow gold stick pin featuring a red enamelled yacht club burgee flag with a gold crown, anchor motif, and twisted stem. View V
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Digby Antiques (Wiltshire)

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An 18ct yellow gold stick pin featuring a red enamelled yacht club burgee flag with a gold crown, anchor motif, and twisted stem.
Royal Victoria Yacht Club 18ct gold stick pin
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An 18ct yellow gold stick pin featuring a red enamelled yacht club burgee flag with a gold crown, anchor motif, and twisted stem.
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Stick pins originated in the early nineteenth century as functional accessories designed to secure cravats and neckcloths for upper-class gentlemen. By the mid-to-late Victorian period, they developed into popular items for personal expression, frequently featuring club emblems, sporting symbols, or commemorative insignia.

High-quality Victorian stick pins were predominantly crafted from gold, silver, or gilt metal. The decorative heads often incorporated vitreous enamel, precious gemstones, pearls, or intricate micro-carvings.

Authentic period stick pins typically feature hand-applied enamelling, hallmarking on the stem or reverse, and specific construction details such as twisted, grooved, or notched stems designed to prevent the pin from slipping out of fabric.

Antique stick pins can be worn on contemporary suit lapels, tie knots, scarves, or hats. Alternatively, collectors frequently display them mounted inside framed shadow boxes or secured in velvet-lined jewellery cases.

Enamelled gold stick pins should be wiped gently with a soft microfibre cloth to remove oils and dirt. Abrasive chemical cleaners and ultrasonic baths must be avoided, as sudden temperature changes or harsh chemicals can crack vitreous enamel.
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