Description: A macabre symbol of the shameful Victorian practice of shooting and stuffing everything with a face. This, as a worked piece of jewellery pre-dates 1957 CITES regulations and if nothing else is a very well made piece of jewellery as well as an interesting social history piece.
Age: c1880
Size and weight: 2.81g , approx 2.5cm tall x 3cm accross hard to measure
Materials: 9ct rose/yellow gold, tiger claw.
Condition: Very good, the claw is a natural material but overall in good condition.
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