April 16, 2024
GORGEOUS ANTIQUE VICTORIAN CAMEO UNIQUE CIRCLE SHAPE WILD LADY HAIR PEACH STONE
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Offered here is a listing that you may not to list! � This is a simply gorgeous Victorian era cameo, very finely made with a warm peach background stone, a cameo lady with hair that I have never seen before, a circular shape to the cameo instead of the typical oval. It measures about 1". � The edging is a type of hammered beading of silver or white gold, it is a heavier piece. Patina is all original as is the clasp. It is deliciously weighty in the palm of my hand, clearly a fine piece. No hallmarks that I can find. � One of several that we have found and that we will be listing. � A terrific piece for your collection! I try to take good photos and write accurate descriptions. All items are sold as is and all sales final, no returns accepted. I am a fair and honest seller and hoping all that we are unpacking ends up in good homes, I am happy to help you save on shipping costs by combining shipping on like items; payment is due within 5 days of auction end. Please check back often as I add new things as I continue to unpack! I am not a business. We have the attic, basement and much more to go through so bear with me as it sometimes is slow going. I list with low prices to move things so that other listings can be started. This is your chance to pick up some really nice things at great prices. Hope to trade with you!
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