STERLING SILVER & PASTE HORSESHOE PIN
This antique sterling & paste horseshoe pin, likely dating to the late Victorian to early Edwardian period (circa 1890 1910), is a graceful symbol of luck and protection. Crafted in sterling silver and set with a delicate row of hand-set paste stones, the open horseshoe form shines softly with diamond-like sparkle. Traditionally worn with the opening facing upward for good fortune, this piece is perfect for adorning a lapel, scarf, or knit.
- Late Victorian to early Edwardian era
- Silver, paste
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- 1.5in x 1.5in
For condition, measurements and viewing enquiries, please Contact SAVED New York.
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This antique sterling & paste horseshoe pin, likely dating to the late Victorian to early Edwardian period (circa 1890 1910), is a graceful symbol of luck and protection. Crafted in sterling silver and set with a delicate row of hand-set paste stones, the open horseshoe form shines softly with diamond-like sparkle. Traditionally worn with the opening facing upward for good fortune, this piece is perfect for adorning a lapel, scarf, or knit.
- Late Victorian to early Edwardian era
- Silver, paste
-
- 1.5in x 1.5in
For condition, measurements and viewing enquiries, please Contact SAVED New York.