Mid-Victorian Black Cross Double Locket etruscan revival Small ding to one side

Small ding to one side

and in the lower half they form crossed laurel branches

with beautiful enamelling that depicts playing cards - including the King and Queen of Spades - on a green background

and it dates from the latter half of the 19th Century - circa 1880

Mid-Victorian Black Cross Double Locket etruscan revival Small ding to one sideDATE: Victorian, 1859 A cool antique double locket dating from 1859. It's hinged on both sides, meaning that both the front and back can open independently of one another quite an unusual feature. The front is intricately hand chased with a black enamel cross motif, while the back has carved with a banner and the year 1859. The names that were originally carved onto the banner have been erased who knows why? It's crafted in 15 karat gold, particularly