Antique Victorian Scottish Anchor Brooch Silver Granite, c. 1890 panel Imagine the late 19th century:

Imagine the late 19th century: velvet gowns

We take a train out of Paris to the wonderful city of Reims

This stunning brooch was made by the firm of Murrle Bennett and Company

And pieces like these

adapting effortlessly from a grand gown to an elegant evening chain

Antique Victorian Scottish Anchor Brooch Silver Granite, c. 1890 panel Imagine the late 19th century:An anchor has always carried more than its weight in meaning, steadfastness, safe harbor, devotion held fast against rough seas. In this late Victorian example, that symbolism is rendered with unmistakable Scottish character. The form is bold yet balanced, wrapped in a twisted silver rope that feels both nautical and decorative, while pale granite panels lend a cool, silvery blue contrast that catches the light with quiet restraint. It is a brooch