Can you date this pendant.

[p.risboy]

Hope you can see this.

No way I can make it bigger, sorry.

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[pee wee]

Any hallmarks on the back or on the edge of the pendant??

 

[p.risboy]

Any hallmarks on the back or on the edge of the pendant??

This was photo was sent to me, and I asked the same question to the sender. No reply as yet.

Steve.

 

[jay]

Hello Risboy,
From the style of the girl's hair I would estimate the Twenties. The actual pendant though may be earlier, late 19thC / early 20thC. Hallmark, if visible, should give a more accurate date.

Researching: Bowden; Stretton; Hopley and Wolliscroft.

 

[dochines]

I agree with Jay, 1920s most likely, although bunches did return in the early 1960s for a while so could be relatively recent

dochines

 

[gibbo]

I think its around the ww2 era. The 1930's sometime maybe.

 

[woodlander]

Thanks everyone, I asked Steve to help (what a confession) as I'm useless at uploading pics redf)
No marks and metal is said to be "brassy"

 

[DaveHam9]

No matter Woody. I can't sing and I can't dance. :2fun:

 

[joaning]

and I can't play the piano, :biggrin:

 

[p.risboy]

Thanks everyone, I asked Steve to help (what a confession) as I'm useless at uploading pics redf)
No marks and metal is said to be "brassy"

:2fun::2fun:.......at last I'm useful.:2fun::2fun:

helpusall


Steve.

 

[pee wee]

As it is brassy I agree with Gibbo prob around the ww2 yrs when precious metals were harder to get but brass was in abundance. I even have a couple of things here that were made from brass shell casings & the girl in the pic has the look of that era about her.

Cheers
Peta

 

[Rune Mussett-Sharp]

I know this is off topic but Peta, love your avatar photo. You didn't take that yourself did you?