
c. 1890–1920 · Die-struck · Gold-tone
The Story
A small die-struck cross pendant, about an inch and three-eighths tall, with a beaded border running around every edge and a curled acanthus leaf at the end of each arm. The bail is a plain jump ring. It carries no mark and its metal was never tested, so it went out as gold-tone. Crosses built this way were common American work from about 1890 to 1920.
Maker
Unmarked
Era
c. 1890–1920 (by construction; no mark)
Dimensions
About 1⅜ in. tall
Condition
Good — crisp beading and leaf work; metal untested (gold-tone).
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