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ANTIQUE #SA1077170
victorian scottish antique pebble agate brooch c1880 - CATEGORY: ANTIQUE JEWELLERY - DATED VICTORIAN
 

Victorian Scottish Antique Pebble Agate Brooch C.1880

£695    $953    €798
A very rare and unusual Victorian Scottish pebble agate brooch fashioned as a bow with a hanging agate drop. Made in Scotland probably in Edinburgh around 1880. Agate jewellery was popularized by Queen Victoria who frequented Balmoral Castle near Aberdeen. She often gave pieces as gifts to family and friends. This one is shaped as a bow which is made from 7 moss agates with a briolette cut Montrose agate drop. They are all set in unmarked silver and are in really good condition. A very collectable piece.
 
WEIGHT; 22 grams approx.
 
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Internal Reference: 7122-003
Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1077170
Dateline of this antique is Victorian
Antique ID: SA1077170
Item: Victorian Scottish Antique Pebble Agate Brooch C.1880 - (reference SA1077170)
Buying direct from seller: Highland Antiques Ltd
£695



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Antique SA1077170 shown on this page was made in the Victorian Era. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was created:
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Highland Antiques Ltd
We have been dealing in rare and collectable silver for about 15 years
Highland Antiques Ltd is also an antique trade association member of LAPADA CINOA
Aberdeenshire
United Kingdom
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