Victorian 18k Gold "AEI" Oval Locket georgian Excerpt from Bryant's The Chelsea
Description
Excerpt from Bryant's The Chelsea Porcelain Toys (1925) p
commensurate with age and use
to commemorate the death of WC
'left to the Prince of Wales a Sardonix snuff box with a picture of King Charles the First
There is a scratch test mark on the back of one earring
Victorian 18k Gold "AEI" Oval Locket georgian Excerpt from Bryant's The ChelseaDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 An especially lovely antique AEI locket, each letter studded with gemstones: ruby, diamond, and emerald. A classic oval shape, and complete with the original bail, the piece is modelled in rich 18 karat gold throughout. AEI was a popular Victorian sentiment, the letters standing for Amity, Eternity and Infinity representing everlasting love, even after death. This locket dates from circa 1870, opens to reveal two old
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