Victorian Ivy Leaf "Ballspende" Dance Card Pendant with Pencil pyrite Natural Emeralds
Description
Natural Emeralds
which was left to her illicit lover General Charles FitzRoy
is certified at 2
It's finished in fine coloured enamel (blue
the other with a partial English hallmark
Victorian Ivy Leaf "Ballspende" Dance Card Pendant with Pencil pyrite Natural EmeraldsDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 Charming Victorian ballspende (aka dance card or carnet de bal) pendant, circa 1880. It comprises a silver cased "booklet" with small sheets of paper inside, and a propelling pencil that, when slotted into place, keeps the cover firmly shut. The cover is EPNS silver, with intricate hand engraved ivy leaf motifs. The purpose: to record with whom she will dance at formal dances and balls. With origins as far back as the 17th
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