Lover's Eye 19th century pendant

A Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooch and two pendants early 19th century The brooch set with garnets and the verso with woven hair; the larger pendant set with seed pearls and the verso with hair and seed

Lover's Eye, 19th century ring, gold-filled, glass, miniature painting of a right blue eye, opening:.5"w x.25"h; size: 7.75

Four Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooches early 19th century Each with light brown / hazel eyes. (5/16 in. x 9/16 in. (largest, sight)) Provenance The Manney Family Collection.

Two Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooches early 19th century Each frame fitted with seed pearls, one with a blue eye, the other with a brown eye. (W: 1 in. (each, approx.)) Provenance The Manney Family

A Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooch early 19th century With a brown eye, in a circular gilt setting. (1 1/8 in. x 1 3/8 in. (sight)) Provenance The Manney Family Collection.

Two Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooches early 19th century The frames set with coral, one the brown eye bearing initials, "M.B.T." on verso, the other with blue eye. (3/8 in. x 1/2 in. (largest, sight)) P

Three Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooches early 19th century Two with blue eyes, one light brown. (3/8 in. x 7/8 in. (largest, sight)) Provenance The Manney Family Collection.

Early to mid 19th century painted miniature lover's eye brooch with 14kt gold and pearl surround. Inscribed verso, "Susan Rae. ob. 10th Feb. 1835 ae 47." Pearls vary in diameter between appr

˜GILT-METAL ‘LOVER’S EYE’ BROOCH ENGLISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY oval the glazed eye miniature with blue iris painted on ivory framed by a stylized leaf border within a corded rim length approximate

19th C. gold lover’s eye locket, set in tested 14k gold frame, well painted round miniature of a lover’s eye, overall diameter 1”, 5.5 grams

19th c. or earlier, mixed media plaque inset in an oval horn hinged lid, box: h. 1 x 2-1/2 x 1-1/2 in., verso with inset gilt oval

Oil on board painting. English, Georgian era, early 19th century. The artwork represents a fragment of a female face with focus on the eyes. Eye miniatures, also known as lovers eyes, became extremely

American, 19th century oil on board depicting a woman's left eye glancing over, golden curls framing her face, 3 1/2" x 5 1/4" sight size, 5 3/4" x 7 1/2" framed.

Lover’s Eye Minature - popular intimate gifts in the period of 1780-1830. This brooch is apparently from the beginning of 19th century, and decorated with a hand painting of an eye with a brown

Maori Hei Tiki Greenstone Pendant, 19th century, carved with oval shaped head, chin toward the left shoulder, each hand to the thighs, ring-cut eyes, pierced at top for suspension ht. 3 3/8, wd. 1 3/4

A Chinese Pale Celadon Jade and Hardstone Necklace JADE PENDANT: 19TH CENTURY. MOUNTING: 20TH CENTURY the necklace comprising coral, turquoise and tiger's eye stone beads, suspending a celadon reticul

19th century A.D. or earlier. A restrung group of graduated lapis lazuli and carnelian beads, central gold tortoise-shaped pendant; modern hook-and-eye closure. 37 grams, 57 cm (22 3/8 in.). Acquired

A late 19th century Maori jade hei-tiki or tiki. The dark green Maori jade with red outlines to the eye indentations. Length 6.2cms. Weight 37.5gms.

Antique 19th Century / Victorian 14k Yellow Gold Ruby Pearl Gargoyle Locket. Estate necklace pendant with a gargoyle face with ruby eyes and a seed pearl in the mouth. Measures 1.25 inches in length.

18K Gold & Enamel 19th Century Pendant (from Kings Point, NY home)

EUROPEAN MARBLE SCULPTURE OF TWO LOVERS, 19TH C; 25"H

Attributed to Henri Pierre Picou (1824-1895, France), "The Lovers," 19th c., oil on canvas, unsigned, presented in a William Kent style frame, with artist plaque on bottom, H.- 30 1/2 in., W.- 23 1/4

White jade with dark inclusions China, 19th century Pendant with a bat, two facing fishes and a chime Double-sided relief carving with fine open work décor Fine polish and oily surface Tested and ver

T. Christian (American, mid-19th century), Pendant Portraits of Husband and Wifewatercolor and gouache on paper, both signed and dated 1853, presented under glass in the likely original period frames