A late 19th Century Silver Antique Horseshoe Brooch

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A late 19th Century Silver Antique Horseshoe BroochProduct Information A lovely late 19th century lovely horseshoe and hammer brooch. In good working condition with some sign of wear commensurate with its age. Width: 5. 1 cm Weight 5 g Both horseshoes and coins were cast from iron, but sometimes the shoes were more valuable. During the Crusades of the 12th century, horseshoes were accepted in lieu of money to pay taxes. In ancient times if someone found a horseshoe it could be exchanged for money if

Charles Horner (1837–1896) was a Halifax-based jeweller

Chanel started dating their earrings in 1981

The foot rim is pierced with two holes where the piece can be hung on the wall

Weight approx 10

As with all Butler & Wilson

or a great hostess gift

A piece of costume jewellery history

A beautifully designed set of three award-winning hand-made and hand-painted chicken plant pot feet finished in antique bronze colour

This guarantees it has been independently tested for purity by the Sheffield Assay office

Fitted with pin post and revolver fastening and in excellent unworn condition

endorsed by the RHS

each screen printed with a pheasant design