This silver cross features a simple filigree style, suspended from a fine curb chain that enhances its understated presence. The reverse of the cross is engraved with the initials of a famous maker, P. LIE 18 1/4 1875 Christiania 33…, with part of the final number now worn, adding a personal and historical element to the piece. The chain includes an extender ending in a suspected former cloak fastening, offering both character and versatility. The chain or extender can be adapted or removed upon request, allowing for a range of styling options.
Cross pendants have long been worn for both religious and sentimental reasons, often engraved to mark significant dates, places, or personal milestones. The reference to Christiania - the former name of Oslo - adds further historical context, connecting the piece to a specific time and place. Jewellery such as this carries both decorative and deeply personal significance.
Era: 1875
Material: 828 Silver
Hallmarks: None, but professionally tested
Weight: 6.36g
Measurements: Approx 4.84cm length of cross (excluding large bail), 4.00cm width at the widest point, 18.20cm chain length (including large bail), 0.16cm width at the widest point
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.