A wonderful and unusual spinner fob pendant from the Edwardian period. The fob is made from solid 9ct gold and has faded hallmarks to one end with a makers mark of JTJ and the top of a date letter, which I believe is the top stem of a ‘k’ for 1909. The spinner is triangular in shape, an unusual find, and is plain to one face with a bloodstone and a deep red/brown carnelian to the other. It spins well and the fob is complete with a decorative scroll top.
The chain pictured is for display only.
Details:
Materials - 9ct Gold (marked), Bloodstone, Carnelian
Age - Dated 1909
Size - The fob measures approx 28mm high, excluding the added jump ring, and is around 23mm wide, including the bars that hold the triangle spinner.
Condition - Very good. Minimal wear commensurate with age
Weight - 8.1g
A wonderful and unusual spinner fob pendant from the Edwardian period. The fob is made from solid 9ct gold and has faded hallmarks to one end with a makers mark of JTJ and the top of a date letter, which I believe is the top stem of a ‘k’ for 1909. The spinner is triangular in shape, an unusual find, and is plain to one face with a bloodstone and a deep red/brown carnelian to the other. It spins well and the fob is complete with a decorative scroll top.
The chain pictured is for display only.
Details:
Materials - 9ct Gold (marked), Bloodstone, Carnelian
Age - Dated 1909
Size - The fob measures approx 28mm high, excluding the added jump ring, and is around 23mm wide, including the bars that hold the triangle spinner.
Condition - Very good. Minimal wear commensurate with age
Weight - 8.1g
