The cone-shaped gold-tone metal is decorated with fleur-de-lis and other openwork motifs, and purple glass with stripes resembling amethyst and agate is set into it like a fob seal.
A fob seal is an accessory that became popular during the Victorian era. Typically attached to the chain of a pocket watch, it featured decorative metalwork, often engraved with a family crest, initials, or other symbols, and was used for sealing wax. Fob seals were also cherished as romantic gifts, often given to women during engagements or weddings.
Period : 1950's
Brand / Country : Bought in UK
Material : metal, glass
Size：Length approx 45cm, pendant approx 5.5cm x 2.7cm
Weight：14.5g
Condition：★★★☆☆
All glass pearls have peelings, otherwise in very good condition.
