Antique Late Georgian/ Early Victorian *Gold Cased/Gilt* And Amethyst Glass Spinner Fob Pendant Kitemarks from 1842-1867 consisted of

Kitemarks from 1842-1867 consisted of the “Class” at the top within a circle

attributed to the presence of Lazurite

(Credit - Australian Jewellers Gold & Silversmiths Makers & Marks - Cavill Cocks and Grace)

0cm this larger than oft seen spinner is also quite substantial at 11

Antique Late Georgian/ Early Victorian *Gold Cased/Gilt* And Amethyst Glass Spinner Fob Pendant Kitemarks from 1842-1867 consisted ofPlease note, boxes are for display only unless otherwise stated. A true little survivor from a by gone era, this charming, and still today, very wearable spinning fob pendant makes a lovely and inexpensive addition to any jewellery collection. Dating to the late Georgian to early Victorian era and crafted from gold cased or gilt over (we believe silver underneath) and designed as an even popular spinner fob pendant. An ornate scrolled arched frame