Antique mauve enamel and pearl large pansy brooch-pendant, c.1900, the upper petals and lower petals edges in purplish-mauve, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Antique mauve enamel and pearl large pansy brooch-pendant, c.1900, the upper petals and lower petals edges in purplish-mauve,
Price: £4600
Ref No. 05599
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shading white to centre, painted with naturalistic markings and veining, centred by a pearl of approximately 4mm, mounted in gold, with hinged pendant loop to reverse
Length 4cm / 1 5/8''
Width 3.8cm / 1�''
Weight: 19g
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Antique mauve enamel and pearl large pansy brooch-pendant, c.1900, the upper petals and lower petals edges in purplish-mauve,

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