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Valuation and Certification with individual stone Identification and all particulars included
the term Pinchbeck was often used generically to refer to all types of gold substitutes
Unlike her aunt Rhoda Wager her pieces were never signed**We cannot positively attribute this necklace (or the matching earrings also available) however if not by Dorothy Wager
Minor superficial marks to gold seen under magnification only
Strong enough to add your favourite enchanter if desired
Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver Sovereign Case - Birmingham 1908 Valuation and Certification with individualCharming antique sovereign case dating to the Edwardian era and beautifully hallmarked for manufacture by Samuel L Levi of Frederick Street * Vyse Street Birmingham and date stamped for 1908. Scrolling engraving is seen to both front and back of this quite feminine case, she looks wonderful on your favourite Silver (or Gold) chain! Not too heavy not too light and just the right size at 3cm round with a drop with the bale of 4. 6cm. Add this beauty to
