1899 Sterling Silver Angel's Heads by Reynold Pendant - Conversion
This pendant is made from sterling silver. It came to me as a single button and I’ve converted it to make it a more wearable piece. I made the loop and chunky bale from recycled sterling silver - I’ve given the bale a hammered texture so it appears aged and I’ve soldered it shut. The pendant itself features the famous “Angel’s Heads” image by Joshua Reynolds. It has a full UK hallmark on the back from the Birmingham Assay Office, with the date letter for 1899. The sponsor’s mark is L&S, for Levi and Salaman.
The pendant, including the bale, is 4.0cm long x 2.7cm wide. Weighs 4.8 grams.
Condition: Very good antique condition. The front has a little rubbing to the detail here and there, as you’d expect on an antique piece.
This pendant is made from sterling silver. It came to me as a single button and I’ve converted it to make it a more wearable piece. I made the loop and chunky bale from recycled sterling silver - I’ve given the bale a hammered texture so it appears aged and I’ve soldered it shut. The pendant itself features the famous “Angel’s Heads” image by Joshua Reynolds. It has a full UK hallmark on the back from the Birmingham Assay Office, with the date letter for 1899. The sponsor’s mark is L&S, for Levi and Salaman.
The pendant, including the bale, is 4.0cm long x 2.7cm wide. Weighs 4.8 grams.
Condition: Very good antique condition. The front has a little rubbing to the detail here and there, as you’d expect on an antique piece.
This pendant is made from sterling silver. It came to me as a single button and I’ve converted it to make it a more wearable piece. I made the loop and chunky bale from recycled sterling silver - I’ve given the bale a hammered texture so it appears aged and I’ve soldered it shut. The pendant itself features the famous “Angel’s Heads” image by Joshua Reynolds. It has a full UK hallmark on the back from the Birmingham Assay Office, with the date letter for 1899. The sponsor’s mark is L&S, for Levi and Salaman.
The pendant, including the bale, is 4.0cm long x 2.7cm wide. Weighs 4.8 grams.
Condition: Very good antique condition. The front has a little rubbing to the detail here and there, as you’d expect on an antique piece.