Charles Horner, an Egyptian Revival silver and enamel pendant, with later, integral chain, maker's marks for Charles Horner, hallmarks for Chester, 1908, length of pendant 6.7cm, length of chain 46cm, 7.7g weight. Condition- Overall good condition- Some surface scratches and tarnishing in keeping with age and wear- Enamel is in good condition, with minor abrasions, chain is a later addition.​ Charles Horner began his career in the mid - 1850s and later purchased a retail watchmaking and jewellery business in Halifax. He died in 1896 leaving six sons of whom two James Dobson and Charles Henry (Harry) became managing partners. 'Dorcas' thimbles were made in great numbers as well as a large variety of gold and silver jewellery of variable quality, some of it enamelled or gem-set.​

CONDITION:
In Great Condition - No Damage.

SIZE:
Length of pendant: 6.7cm
Length of chain: 46cm
Weight: 7.7g