Old brooch?

[trout69]

Hello:

Old brooch. Maybe sterling silver because the reverse side is shiny after years in the ground. Dark stone?? Any comments on the brooch would be appreciated. Brooch is approximately 1 inch wide and 2 in long.

Thanks and happy holidays!!

[Chug And Red]

Do you have A Picture Of the Back side Great Find Chug

[Bigcypresshunter]

Any comments on the brooch would be appreciated.

Thats brooch is about as ugly as my Grandmothers ring! http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.p...,212592.0.html I dont mean it in a bad way. It shows how style and good taste has changed over the years. It can be dated by the hinge on the backside.

[trout69]

Hello:

Old brooch. Maybe sterling silver because the reverse side is shiny after years in the ground. Dark stone?? Any comments on the brooch would be appreciated. Brooch is approximately 1 inch wide and 2 in long.

Thanks and happy holidays!!

[trout69]

Do you have A Picture Of the Back side Great Find Chug

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[Breezie]

It's a Victorian 'mourning' brooch denoted by the black stone. The open face roses are so typical of the Victorian era. Neat find Breezie

[Chug And Red]

It's a Victorian 'mourning' brooch denoted by the black stone. The open face roses are so typical of the Victorian era. Neat find Breezie

Great ID P.S. Love your New Avatar Pic Breezie

[trout69]

It's a Victorian 'mourning' brooch denoted by the black stone. The open face roses are so typical of the Victorian era. Neat find Breezie

Thanks for the ID

[Breezie]

It's a Victorian 'mourning' brooch denoted by the black stone. The open face roses are so typical of the Victorian era. Neat find Breezie

Great ID P.S. Love your New Avatar Pic Breezie

LOL Chug & Red . . .thanks . . . a little something I learned from Crocodile Dundee!

You're welcome Trout.

[boogeyman]

It's a Victorian 'mourning' brooch denoted by the black stone. The open face roses are so typical of the Victorian era. Neat find Breezie

Great ID P.S. Love your New Avatar Pic Breezie

LOL Chug & Red . . .thanks . . . a little something I learned from Crocodile Dundee!

You're welcome Trout.

Cool avatar Breezie!!! I'd title it "Some people will go to ANY length to recover good coins."