Early 20th Century 18ct Gold Essex Crystal Dog Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex while the seed pearls are

while the seed pearls are linked to purity and new beginnings

Hallmarked in Chester in 1893 and made by Henry Williamson

15ct gold was only used between 1854 and 1931

this Edwardian tie pin features a cushion-cut peridot in a finely milled rub-over setting of 9ct gold

It looks great on a colourful silk tie

Early 20th Century 18ct Gold Essex Crystal Dog Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex while the seed pearls areA particularly charming early 20th century Essex crystal tie pin, the domed crystal reverse carved and painted with a running dog mid stride, captured with wonderful movement and life. It is likely of a pointer, possibly a English Pointer. The scene is beautifully composed. The dog stretched forward in full motion across a grassy ground, with just enough pond landscape beneath to give depth without distracting from the subject. These pieces are never