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Agram.m
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About 1860s Micro Mosaic yellow gold 14k (one hallmark) mounted pendant of a Roman temple. It's in my opinion a beautiful old Micro Mosaic piece. Measure: 3 x 2,5 cm.
All in perfect condition, no tiles (tesserae) missing in black onyx or black glass. Only there are two chips (photo 4) in the black onyx at the back. I like this pendant because the setting is very nice decorated as seen more in that period. I'll hope you share my opinion.
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What a nice collection. Personally I like the roman buildings and animal scenes most in micro mosaic.
Newtimes thanks for loving and as a so-called Micro mosaic freak I like all mosaics. I love all antique micro mosaic and the finer the tiles (tesserae) the nicer for me. My Favorites are; birds, beetles, people in peasant costumes, my bird and flowers brooch, brooch with hair combing woman, parure with pigeons and my"private dancer " brooch. But with all my micro mosaic jewels I am very happy. You can most see here on CW.
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Petey thanks for loving this pendant.
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OMG...stunning!!!!
Moonstonelover21, thanks for loving and if you are interested to see almost all my Micro Mosaic jewels together I placed them here: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/80023-my-micro-mosaic-jewelry-together?in=user
miKKoChrstmas11 thanks again for your great interest in all my pieces and loving.
Beautiful as always Agram. Is it a specific Roman temple? Aphrodite!?
Hello AmberRose it's probably a Roman temple but till now I didn't figure out which one. Thanks for your interest, comment and loving.
Wolcott1 thanks for your often lovings!
inky also for you many thanks for your interest and loving
Poop thank you very much for loving. If you are interested in my other micro mosaics you can find them on my CW page.
Hedgewalker thanks for loving this pendant.
MrsAR8Jason, I'll appreciate your support and loving of so much of my jewelry!
Absolutely stunning :)
freiheit, thanks for loving all my pieces, I see you are also an micro mosaic lover as I'm, have a good weekend!
AR8Jason. Hello Kevin,
What a pity that you leave CW. You're one of those with a lot of knowledge of antique and vintage jewelry and assisted your knowledge with a lot of us, collectors. Moreover, it was for you never too much trouble everything as good as possible to describe or explain. In short, you leaving on CW is a loss for many collectors.
Obviously I will be happy to ask your counsel and advise to use through your private mail data to your counsel and advice as possible. You'll hear from me!!
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