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ANTIQUE #SA1050055

A Victorian Silver And Scottish Agate Bookmark

£185    $234    €222
This is a very fine quality, good size, Victorian silver bookmark, made by Adie and Lovekin, Birmingham, in 1897. Trowel shaped, this piece is cabochon set, with four, graduated, polished Montrose agate stones. Reflecting pale blues, greys and lilacs, these have five ''star-cut'' designs on the handle. With no damage, repairs or losses, this is in excellent antique condition. The hallmarks are clear and crisp. With not too many like this available now, it is a good collector''s piece. [There are some reflections in the photographs.]
 
 
Length: 9.0cm (3.6 inches)
 
Width at widest point: 1.8cm (0.7 inches)
 
 
 
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Antique #SA1050055, shown on this page, originates from 1890. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
1890
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