Own a captivating piece of history with this exquisite sterling silver enamel pendant, hallmarked for 1913. This authentic antique piece bears the prestigious maker’s mark of Charles Horner, one of the most celebrated names in British Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts jewellery.
The pendant features a unique, circular cut-out silhouette with a central tri-lobed panel. This panel is decorated with shimmering white guilloché enamel, providing a radiant, engine-turned background for a delicate, hand-painted pink rose bouquet. The soft floral detailing, complete with green leafy accents, exemplifies the romantic and feminine aesthetic of the early 20th century. Crafted in high-quality sterling silver, the pendant is suspended from a classic bale. Its airy, architectural design makes it a versatile statement piece, perfect for those who appreciate the intersection of fine art and antique silver.
This listing is for the pendant piece only, a chain may be provided, dependant on what we have in stock if required but the cost of the chain will depend on the length, style and weight of the desired chain, so please message me prior to purchase and we can see what we have in stock to arrange it.
As with all vintage and antique jewellery, there may be signs of wear conducive with age and use. It is an integral part of what makes them appealing, adding history, charm and individualism to each piece.
I am also open to sensible offers on my items so if you are interested send me a message and I'll see what I can do for you
pdt: 32.9mm x 21.1mm
weight: 2.2g
