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1 Georgian Blue Paste Earrings
2 Back View
3 Georgian Pink Paste Earrings
4 Back View
5 Huge 19th Century French Paste Earrings At 3 1/4 inches long, these are my biggest pair of Georgian paste earrings. The backs show silver work typical of this period. C. 1800. From the estate of Dorthy Draper -(November 22, 1889 – March 11, 1969). She was an American interior decorator and socialite. A pair of identical earrings were for sale at a prominent French Jeweller stating these are french earrings.
6 P1013985 2
7 P1013983
8 Georgian Silver and Paste Cross
9 P1017338
10 Dimensional Georgian Paste Rose Pin This solid silver rose pin has rare red pastes and black dot clear pastes. C. 1780.
11 Back View
12 Trefoil paste brooch with intertwined C's Two interlocking crescents are the cipher for King Charlesll of England.
13 P1017347
14 French Lozenge Pin With Paste This looks like it once was a ring, at some point it was turned into a brooch. I love the leafy gold work that forms the initials.
15 P1017355
16 Iberian Oil and Vinegar Silver Earrings These beauties are citrines foiled with electric pinky orange foil making them an intense colour often called oil and vinegar. 19th Century
17 Back of Iberian Paste Earrings
18 P1017357
19 P1017359
20 P1017360
21 2 18th century single earrings One is a pink paste the other is an oval flat cut foiled garnet.
22 Queen Anne Paste Clip
23 Back View Was this once an earring? The clip looks original to me. Hmmmm......I have since a scarce few of these. I do believe that back is original and was an adornment for a dress.
24 French Paste Saint Lô cross from Normandy
25 P1017380
26 Georgian Paste St. Esprit Pin This pin is French and C. 1800.
27 Back View
28 18th Century Domed Paste Pin
29 Back View
30 Side View
31 St Esprit Pin C. 1770 Notice how the pastes are more irregular than the later one?
32 P1017397
33 Georgian Paste Maltese Cross Pendant
34 P1017399
35 Late 18th Century Paste Aigrette
36 Back View
37 P1017406
38 P1017407
39 18th century French Paste Pendant
40 P1017412
41 Stock Buckle These rare forms of buckles are characterized by 3or 4 roundels on the loop. They were made to be worn on a riding stock and were fashionable in England from 1720-90. "The most formal neckwear of all was the stock. This was a band of white linen of an even finer quality than the shirt's, carefully pleated horizontally and stitched to fit closely over a shirt's collar and tightly around the neck. (Military officers wore black stocks, like the one on General Cornwallis, above left.) The stock had tabs in the back that buckled together with a pronged metal buckled through worked eyelets. Although it sat on the back of a gentleman's neck, the stock buckle could be an important piece of male jewelry. Stock buckles were often made of cut steel, silver, or even gold, and embellished with gemstones or paste jewels, imitation diamonds that glittered in the candlelight, above right." taken from the blog Two Nerdy Girls Loretta Chase & Isabella Bradford.
42 Back View
43 Paste Stock Buckle This example is of the highest quality. The hand cut black dot pastes still shine like diamonds.
44 Back View
45 Stuart Crystal ring
46 Top View
47 Back View
48 French Pampille Style Silver Pendant With Pastes
49 Back View
50 2 Georgian Paste Witches Heart Brooches
51 P1013288
52 Georgian Paste Swag Neckace Pastes are deep garnet red and necklace is fire gilded gold.
53 P1013820
54 P1013295
55 Georgian Paste Cravat Pin This paste is "oil and vinegar" and huge!
56 French Georgian Paste Cross Hallmarked with a French Crab for 1830's.
57 P1013446
58 Georgian Scarf Clip With Green And Purple Paste
59 P1017286
60 A Collection Of Comet Pins The top one has a saphiret stone, the rest are paste except for the pearl.
