Janus Edwardian Sterling Silver Shield Medallion Pendant

Janus, an Edwardian sterling silver medallion pendant, was made in Birmingham in 1911 by William James Dingley, its pierced scrolling flourishes and engraved beaded borders framing a blank shield cartouche.

Lovingly preserved, this keepsake carries the quiet craftsmanship of the early 1900s, ready to be worn and to begin a new story.

NOTE: Chain not included.

Antique. Edwardian Era 1901-1915.

Collections: Necklaces & Pendants.

Details

Size
The pendant measures approximately 36x28mm.

Hallmarks
"W.J.D." - maker's mark of William James Dingley
an anchor - Birmingham Assay Office
a lion passant - British silver standard
a lower case "m" - made in 1911

Great to Know

The Janus Pendant is part of our trove of strongly sustainable, environmentally friendly, and conflict-free jewellery. She lives in our carefully curated collection of one-of-a-kind vintage treasures - polished and restored with care by our talented jewellers, restoring them to their former glory.

Antique jewels have stories to whisper that echo through the hallways of time. Passed down from person to person, generation to generation, they carry the whispers of past promises and sentiment. This jewel is not just a piece of jewellery; it is a reminder of an era long since past yet still living in memories passed along.

Behind the Scenes
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