Antique Charivari Animal Tooth Pendant

This unusual antique charivari features animal teeth, likely from a pine marten, beautifully set in silver with finely engraved detailing. Suspended from a short length of chain, the piece has a striking and slightly primitive character, balancing natural form with decorative metalwork. The contrast between the organic teeth and the carefully worked silver setting gives it a distinctive and sculptural appearance.

Charivari jewellery has roots in Alpine and Central European traditions, where decorative chains and mounted animal elements were worn as symbols of hunting, status, and regional identity. Teeth and claws were often incorporated as protective talismans or displays of strength and skill, making pieces like this both culturally significant and visually compelling.

Era: Antique circa 1880-1900
Material: Silver with animal teeth
Hallmarks: None, but professionally tested
Weight: 4.7g
Measurements: Approx 6.50cm length (including chain)
Condition: Excellent condition with light wear commensurate with age

PLEASE NOTE: Only the product listed is included in the sale. All other items in the image are for decorative purposes only.