🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Found this pendant on a CW burned plantation site.

[sckimbershot]

Site dates from 1790’s to 1865. Located in Low Country South Carolina. . Descendent still own property. I don’t know if this is a family heirloom. Can anyone read the script? Thanks.

 

[tamrock]

I have a tough time reading those type of script also. Is there any other stamped marks on that item?

 

[pepperj]

Site dates from 1790’s to 1865. Located in Low Country South Carolina. . Descendent still own property. I don’t know if this is a family heirloom. Can anyone read the script? Thanks.

Cool recovery
The script from that era mirrors the tagging that is done today-both are hard to figure out for me.
Neat pendant
Hope the refined eyes will chime in and ID the script.

 

[creskol]

Looks like a love token, and judging by the evidence of reading in the 10-11 o'clock area, my guess is that it was made on a large cent

 

[sckimbershot]

No, just the pendant, it’s very thin also.

I have a tough time reading those type of script also. Is there any other stamped marks on that item?

I have a tough time reading those type of script also. Is there any other stamped marks on that item?

 

[sckimbershot]

Looks like a love token, and judging by the evidence of reading in the 10-11 o'clock area, my guess is that it was made on a large cent

It’s a dedicated piece—only engraved on one side and very thin. Rang up as brass.

 

[sckimbershot]

No, had an opinion JSSG Or JLLG.

I have a tough time reading those type of script also. Is there any other stamped marks on that item?other Markings

 

[devldog]

Great save on this CW pendant. This piece was probably treasured by its owner. I wonder if you could take this to an engraved if they would be able to I D the script letters for you. This is a very personal piece of History with a story. Congrat's.

 

[dozer dan]

Give it a quick spit bath and see if it’s more legible?

 

[creskol]

Looks like JSE to me

 

[BennyV]

Looks like JSE to me

I concur.