April 16, 2024
ANTIQUE VICTORIAN AGATE FAITH HOPE & CHARITY CHARM SET
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Please note that all items or combination of items that sell for over $100 will now need to be sent by a trackable method. Please see my shop for the new terms & conditions.Description: This is a very nice Victorian/Edwardian 1890-1910 banded agate Faith, Hope & Charity charm set. Each has a matching ornate brass suspension bale and they are suspended on a brass split ring. Size: The heart measures 16mm (5/8ths) by 16mm (5/8ths) excluding the brass suspension bale. Condition: T are small edge nibbles to all of them with the largest one being under the bale on the heart charm. The brass split ring has been strained slightly but otherwise a nice set.Markings: None. This item will be packaged in a new plastic jewellery box and a bubble envelope. Any additional items won within 14 days of each other and paid for by one combined payment will incur no further post & packing charges so please check out my other items. Buyer agrees to pay post & secure packing as follows; UK First Class $2.00, UK Recorded Delivery (required for items over $100) $3.45, UK Special Delivery $9.60. (insured up to $1000) Europe Airmail $3.45, Europe Signed For Airmail (required for items over $100, insured up to $60) $10.45, Europe Signed For Airmail including full insurance $14.45 (insured up to $1000). USA, Canada & the Rest of the World Airmail $4.25, USA,
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