Late Victorian Antique Silver Thimble Hallmarked in Birmingham, 1900. Wedding gifts

Late Victorian Antique Silver Thimble Hallmarked in Birmingham, 1900. Wedding giftsThis delicate antique silver thimble was hallmarked in Birmingham in 1900, by Henry Griffiths & Sons, during the reign of Queen Victoria. The same year that the Queen Mum was born, and a stone fell at Stonehenge. It is very prettily decorated with both a geometric and a floral design, even having a lovely pattern on the very top. How intriguing to imagine the many different sewing projects it has been part of in its lifetime It is in very good

design with pretty amber as the main feature

What a simple

5 cm with a strong catch on the back

separated by seven round silver rings

(code 961)

The same year as Battersea Power Station first generated electricity

A stylish sterling silver necklace consisting of different textured and sized tube beads thread onto wire

It would look lovely on a mantlepiece or window sill

The studs have 1 cm diameter

8 cm and will be presented on an oxidized 16 inch snake chain with a lobster catch

weighing 170g

Onyx is believed to have calming qualities and  to help in making wise decisions