An rare and unusual antique silver brooch featuring an enamelled lover's eye. The eye looks to be a hand painted transfer print but it is quite hard to tell.
The brooch is hallmarked on its pin and dates to 1905. It features the unknown makers mark 'C.E'. The clasp of the pin is a little loose but slots into place securely when pushed in.
There is some surface wear around the enamel frame of the eye, the brooch remains in good antique condition overall.
Width - 4 cm
Length - 0.5 cm
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