WEDGWOOD 1900 Edwardian Octagonal Cameo Pendant-Brooch In 9Kt Yellow Gold
An octagonal pendant-brooch designed by Wedgwood.
This is a magnificent antique pendant-brooch created in London England during the Edwardian era, back in the 1900. The fabulous jewelry piece has been crafted by Wedgwood in an octagonal shape in solid yellow gold of 9 karats with polished finish. Embellished in the center with an intricate octagonal cameo panel masterfully made by the Wedgwood company with mythological motifs. The brooch is fitted at the reverse with a horizontal hinge pin bar with a security hook and a ring to display in a chain necklace.
Wedgwood
This is the iconic British ceramics company, was founded by Josiah Wedgwood I in 1759 in Burslem, England, pioneering mass-produced, high-quality pottery like Queen's Ware, Black Basalt, and the famous Jasperware, revolutionizing design, manufacturing (using techniques like transfer printing and direct mail), and marketing to become a global luxury brand known for innovation and artistic standards. After flourishing for centuries, the company faced financial challenges in the 2000s, leading to acquisitions, notably by KPS Capital Partners in 2009, which integrated it into WWRD (Wedgwood Waterford Royal Doulton), eventually becoming part of the Finnish Fiskars Group in 2015, while maintaining its heritage and production of luxury good.
Country: London, England.
Period: Edwardian 1900-1905.
Weight: 15.60 Grams, (10.15 Dwt).
Hallmarks: Stamped with the mark for the assay and warranty of the .375/.999 yellow gold as follows, "9K".
Measurements: 52 mm by 52 mm by 5 mm (2.05 x 2.05 x 0.20 Inches).
Collateral: This Wedgwood pendant-brooch is accompanied by a jewelry presentation box.
Condition: The overall condition of this Wedgwood pendant-brooch is very good to excellent. Beside the little normal wear there is no damage to the gold and all parts are secured in the settings. This brooch was carefully inspected to guarantee the condition and authenticity.
INVENTORY REF: P012626RENK/.1903
