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Victorian and Edwardian Jewelry747 of 763French Mourning Locket / Pendantnapolian on horse brooch
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    Posted 14 years ago

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    jamie28
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    scenic picture on brooch looks hand painted not marked...safty pin looking pin on back. ..2 women looks like one hugging the other...any clues?

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    1. bolivianita10, 13 years ago
      I think I have one like it, I'll post photos if I find it..
    2. vintagemad vintagemad, 13 years ago
      I'm sure that its a man and woman. A lady of this time would not show stalkings in such a manor. Or maybe its a XXX piece and truly that old LOL! I think most men from that time were girly.
    3. Luisa Luisa, 12 years ago
      I've seen a few of these set in costume and fine jewellery... It looks like it might have been hand painted, which is always more valuable. Reminds me a lot of a Limoges brooch; they frequently paint "serenading" scenes, of romantic and sometimes naughty nature. Limoges brooches I've seen have a gold stamp on the back of the porcelain, but if it is really old it could have worn off. I've seen the rope framing before on brooches from the early 1900's, seems to have been a popular style then.
    4. Luisa Luisa, 12 years ago
      is that a name at the bottom of the womans feet? Fragonard? Because then it is definitely Limoges : )

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