Antique Edwardian Gold Plated Coffee Pot Charm / Seal With Bloodstone Base
This unusual antique charm / seal dates from the Edwardian era and is gold plated. The charm / seal is in the form of a 3D coffee pot and the base is set with a circular bloodstone plaque. The plaque could be engraved with initials (and used as a seal).
The coffee pot measures 1.8cms height and it weighs 2.7g
There are no hallmarks, the charm is gold plated.
This antique charm is over 100 years old and is in good condition for its age, showing light signs of age / general wear: there is light general wear to the gold plating on the higher relief areas and a slight flattening to one of the linear sections of the coffee pot. The bloodstone base is in very good condition, it’s ‘uncut’ (i.e. is blank with no engraving). The suspension ring has not been soldered closed.
This unusual antique charm / seal dates from the Edwardian era and is gold plated. The charm / seal is in the form of a 3D coffee pot and the base is set with a circular bloodstone plaque. The plaque could be engraved with initials (and used as a seal).
The coffee pot measures 1.8cms height and it weighs 2.7g
There are no hallmarks, the charm is gold plated.
This antique charm is over 100 years old and is in good condition for its age, showing light signs of age / general wear: there is light general wear to the gold plating on the higher relief areas and a slight flattening to one of the linear sections of the coffee pot. The bloodstone base is in very good condition, it’s ‘uncut’ (i.e. is blank with no engraving). The suspension ring has not been soldered closed.
This unusual antique charm / seal dates from the Edwardian era and is gold plated. The charm / seal is in the form of a 3D coffee pot and the base is set with a circular bloodstone plaque. The plaque could be engraved with initials (and used as a seal).
The coffee pot measures 1.8cms height and it weighs 2.7g
There are no hallmarks, the charm is gold plated.
This antique charm is over 100 years old and is in good condition for its age, showing light signs of age / general wear: there is light general wear to the gold plating on the higher relief areas and a slight flattening to one of the linear sections of the coffee pot. The bloodstone base is in very good condition, it’s ‘uncut’ (i.e. is blank with no engraving). The suspension ring has not been soldered closed.