1920s Silver Enamel Pansy 'Good Luck' Pendant modernist or Sovereign Grand Inspector-General of

or Sovereign Grand Inspector-General of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite

this ring conceals a very cool secret - alluded to by nude figures that form the shoulders

bright flashes as they catch the light

The stones are a vivid blue colour

granulation

1920s Silver Enamel Pansy 'Good Luck' Pendant modernist or Sovereign Grand Inspector-General ofDATE: Art Deco c. 1920 Delightful Art Deco good luck medallion with colourfully enamelled violet pansy flowers along with the words GOOD LUCK. It's crafted in sterling silver with Birmingham hallmarks from the year 1926, M. S. M. LD. maker's mark and a registered design number. Per Kate Greenaway's Language of Flowers (1884) the symbolic meaning behind the pansy was Thoughtfulness. Indeed the word itself, pansy, has a French root pense meaning