ブローチ - 18 kt. Yellow gold - アンティーク 18Kゴールドと緑エナメルの初期自動車用スティックピン、1900年頃
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Antique 18 kt yellow gold stick pin, circa 1900, modelled as an open motor car with dark green enamel and white metal wheels with gold hubs; total weight 2.55 g, very good condition, no laboratory report.
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Antique 18KT gold stick pin modelled as an early open motor car, the coachwork in dark green enamel, the spoked wheels in white metal with gold hubs and a driver seated at the tiller, circa 1900.
Novelty stick pins followed whatever the age was excited about, and from about 1900 that was the motor car. The pin is modelled as a veteran open tourer with a high buttoned seat back, a bonnet running forward to a lamp and a driver at the controls, the whole thing under two centimetres long and carrying more detail than that ought to allow.
The coachwork is filled with dark green enamel against polished gold, green being the racing colour Britain took at the Gordon Bennett Cup in 1903 and kept afterwards. The two spoked wheels are made separately in a white metal with gold hubs, so the wheels read as a different material from the body exactly as they did on the real thing, and the spokes are pierced right through.
Motoring was new, expensive and conspicuous when this was made, and a pin like this was worn in the cravat by a man who wanted that known. Early automobilia of this kind is collected as hard by motoring enthusiasts as by jewellery buyers.
The reverse is struck with a maker's punch.
Dimensions -
Length: 5.8 cm
Width: 1.8 cm
Weight: 2.55 g
Specifications -
Metal: 18KT gold
Hallmark: Struck 18 carat
Period: Circa 1900
Decoration: Dark green enamel, white metal wheels with gold hubs
Fitting: Stick pin
Condition :
Very good antique condition.
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Antique 18KT gold stick pin modelled as an early open motor car, the coachwork in dark green enamel, the spoked wheels in white metal with gold hubs and a driver seated at the tiller, circa 1900.
Novelty stick pins followed whatever the age was excited about, and from about 1900 that was the motor car. The pin is modelled as a veteran open tourer with a high buttoned seat back, a bonnet running forward to a lamp and a driver at the controls, the whole thing under two centimetres long and carrying more detail than that ought to allow.
The coachwork is filled with dark green enamel against polished gold, green being the racing colour Britain took at the Gordon Bennett Cup in 1903 and kept afterwards. The two spoked wheels are made separately in a white metal with gold hubs, so the wheels read as a different material from the body exactly as they did on the real thing, and the spokes are pierced right through.
Motoring was new, expensive and conspicuous when this was made, and a pin like this was worn in the cravat by a man who wanted that known. Early automobilia of this kind is collected as hard by motoring enthusiasts as by jewellery buyers.
The reverse is struck with a maker's punch.
Dimensions -
Length: 5.8 cm
Width: 1.8 cm
Weight: 2.55 g
Specifications -
Metal: 18KT gold
Hallmark: Struck 18 carat
Period: Circa 1900
Decoration: Dark green enamel, white metal wheels with gold hubs
Fitting: Stick pin
Condition :
Very good antique condition.
SHIPPING & HANDLING INFORMATION
_______________________________
• Cleaned, Inspected & Ready to Ship
All items are professionally cleaned and carefully inspected before dispatch to ensure they meet our high standards.
• Fast & Secure Shipping
We ship within one to two working days using express delivery. Your item will be securely packaged and fully insured throughout its journey.
• International Buyers – Please Note
Customs duties and import taxes may apply and are the responsibility of the buyer. These fees are not included in the item or shipping price.
• What You See Is What You Get
All images are of the actual item offered for sale. No stock photos. Items are photographed under professional lighting to capture every detail.
• Authenticity Guaranteed
We stand by the authenticity of every item we sell. Buy with total confidence.
• Returns & Cancellations
If a winning bidder chooses to cancel the purchase, they will be responsible for all shipping costs and any return import duties incurred by the seller.
• Supportive Customer Service
Questions before or after purchase? We're here to help — don't hesitate to contact us.
Details
時代
1900-2000
鑑定書
No laboratory report
金属
Yellow gold
ブランドジュエリー
いいえ'
純度
18 kt.
総重量
2.55 g
コンディション
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
性別
Women
タイトル補足情報
Antique 18KT Gold and Green Enamel Veteran Motor Car Stick Pin, Circa 1900
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