Georgian Cornucopia Hair Work Brooch

This early 19th century brooch features a wonderful example of palette work, a method of working locks of human hair into incredibly delicate and detailed images that are usually highly personal and symbolic. A cornucopia overflowing with flowers, a feather, and the initials "A.R." are all picked out in hair and natural pearls and sealed under glass. The frame is luxurious, scrolled 18k gold. What a beautiful and personal piece of jewelry history. The brooch is hallmarked for Belgium. Circa 1820.

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Details.....The brooch measures 1.29" by 1.13". In Very Good Antique Condition. You should always expect some wear on vintage and antique jewels, we consider it part of the charm.

Item #P827