1950s Acrostic DEAREST Musical Notes Charm art nouveau Otherwise some light wear commensurate

Otherwise some light wear commensurate with age

49-50) refers to it as a pillar of stones set up by Jacob and Laban

1cm (including bail)

It's also pretty addictive to idle-mindedly play with in a sort of 2017 fidget spinner type way

It’s Jubilee Week over here in the UK (at least this is the week we get two bank holiday) so here’s a little bit of British Royal ephemera to mark the occasion… This is a brooch replica of “The Sovereign’s Sceptre with Cross”

1950s Acrostic DEAREST Musical Notes Charm art nouveau Otherwise some light wear commensurateDATE: Mid Century, 1951 Quaint and clever vintage charm fashioned as a musical stave, with treble clef, three crotchets, and a rest. Taking the letters that the notes represent, and then adding the rest to the end, we can spell out a word: D E A REST. A sort of hybrid rebus acrostic, it's charming and utterly romantic. Crafted in 9 karat gold with English hallmarks from the year 1951. MEASUREMENTS 2. 2 x 1. 3cm WEIGHT 1. 5g MARKS English hallmarks for