Edwardian Sterling Silver Envelope Pendant contemporary and was said to have

and was said to have "loved to wear and give charm bracelets

I say working (it is) but admittedly it's really quite fiddly to move the individual beads

and features a finely hand-painted portrait of Charles - it dates from c

Excellent (chain a later addition

A slightly different take on the standard five-stone

Edwardian Sterling Silver Envelope Pendant contemporary and was said to haveDATE: Edwardian, c. 1912 A charming antique envelope pendant dating from the Edwardian period, 1912. It would originally have been designed and used to store postage stamps, with a folding down lid flap and a little clasp to hold them secure. Contrary to what is often said, postage stamps are not legal tender in Britain merchants are welcome to accept them as payment, as well as Euros, Dollars, shells, feathers, gold ingots, or whatever. However,