Silver Celtic Cross?

[HenryWaltonJonesJr]

Dirt find, about 4in deep, I thought it was some sort of round trash with the high jumpy tone, but this is not trash!

Is this a Celtic design? Any info on this?

It's marked 925 and is that a copyright symbol and then 58 as in 1958? Or it could be SE.

Thanks for looking!

 

[park pirate]

Very nice like it...

 

[MackDog]

Nice, silver is always good

 

[WheatWaffle]

Nice find!

 

[thommo59]

Nice

 

[CaptainCoil]

Nice pendant! Kind of strange how all four sides are the same size.

 

[HenryWaltonJonesJr]

Good point, not really a crucifix...will have to do some research. Thanks everyone!

 

[Argentium]

This is not particularly Celtic in design - as to the length of the vertical and horizontal arms being equal , this is more the "Greek cross"
concept -( as opposed to the "Latin cross" , also referred to as the"Cross of Jesus" with the longer vertical aspect ). Nice Find .
.925 is your sterling silver designation. For some typical examples of "Celtic" crosses look at some Google images of early Irish and
Scottish church yards /graveyards - you'll see the heavy carved stone crosses dating back a thousand years in some cases .

 

[HenryWaltonJonesJr]

I see generally Celt crosses have a circle within them. It was the interweaving design that spoke Celtic to me. Thanks for the info!

 

[CoinandRelicMan]

Pretty item there, some good craftsmanship !

 

[Argentium]

I do see kind of a trefoil design at the end of each transcept- which is seen in Celtic design.

 

[I-DIG-IT]

Nice digs.