Victorian Silver Bracelets

You are on a reference page of Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry. These items were photographed from private collections, and are for reference only. Jewelry that we have available TO BUY can be accessed by clicking HERE Morning Glory Collects… things we love to buy, wear and share VICTORIAN JEWELRY and to see some that … Continue reading “Victorian Silver Bracelets”

Victorian Silver Jewelry

You are on a reference page of Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry. These items were photographed from private collections, and are for reference only. Jewelry that we have available TO BUY can be accessed by clicking HERE Morning Glory Collects… things we love to buy, wear and share VICTORIAN JEWELRY and to see jewelry that … Continue reading “Victorian Silver Jewelry”

VICTORIAN silver over brass stickpin

VICTORIAN silver over brass stickpin with etched flowers design and a scalloped and beaded edge, 2-3/4″ by 5/8″. The wearing of stick pins during that era was so much more common than now.  View   View   #V28597   $44.00

VICTORIAN gilt silver hinged bangle with aesthetic design, 1880s

VICTORIAN gilt silver hinged bangle with birds, bamboo and leaves design, clasp is marked “Vaughton’s patent” inside along with maker’s mark “V&S”, circa 1880s Aesthetic or Japonesque style, 6-2/3″ by 1″.  As you can see in the pictures, some of the gold has softly worn off in places. The Aesthetic period was inspired by simple … Continue reading “VICTORIAN gilt silver hinged bangle with aesthetic design, 1880s”

CHATELAINE Victorian antique sterling silver chatelaine with an Asian or Japonesque style fan top and five different tools, 1888

CHATELAINE Victorian antique sterling silver chatelaine with an Asian or Japonesque style fan top and five different tools.  The fan top has a flowers and leaves design on the front and on the back it is marked for the maker “CB” for Charles Boyton, London, sterling and the letter “N” for 1888, “F” in in … Continue reading “CHATELAINE Victorian antique sterling silver chatelaine with an Asian or Japonesque style fan top and five different tools, 1888”