Victorian "Stanhope" Swanage Cat Pendant animal jewellery likely Burmese) AnchorCert Report 225729/20035239

likely Burmese) AnchorCert Report 225729/20035239 - 1

who invariably breaks his heart

” while the openworked metal token inside says “I love you”

so get in touch if you're interested in having your own family crest or monogram engraved onto it

and spread throughout Europe as far back as the late Iron Age

Victorian "Stanhope" Swanage Cat Pendant animal jewellery likely Burmese) AnchorCert Report 225729/20035239DATE: Victorian, c. 1880 A weird antique "stanhope" pendant dating from the late 19th Century. It's carved from a piece of hardwood into the shape of a cat, and contains a clever, tiny viewing lens that displays a series of photographs depicting popular tourist spots in Swanage, on the south coast of England. Stanhopes (aka Stanho scopes) were invented by Ren Dagron in 1857 as a way of viewing microphotographs without the need of an expensive