Beautiful casserole or Berry spoon with a gold wash, Visit our web site to see other pieces in this pattern.

This unusual match safe in the form of a skull, represented a Victorian notion that we should be reminded to live a good life, for we all will die. Memento mori.

6 cocktail forks at each. You can buy by the piece. Visit our web site to see other pieces in this pattern.

This Lava brooch, set in a 12K gold bezel is an unusual color, dark green, c. 1880, 1 3/8" x 1 5/8", $ 1465. Condition: excellent Height: 1.5 inches Width: 1.25 inches

This sterling silver engraved whistle can be worn on a chain. It dates to 1890.

These popular Georgian pins were worn by both men (who stuck them in their cravats) and women (who used them as hair ornaments), 1" long, c. 1820 $ 350,

A signet ring of hair and 9 K gold, engraved with "EP" and hallmarked 1848. Size 7.

Jewelry depicting forms of nature were in vogue during the late Georgian and early Victorian period. Foil backed colorful paste bugs or beetles set in silver were costume jewelry of their day. This charming beetle set in silver is circa 1840.

Baby Pusher in Whiting "Imperial Queen".

Simpson, Hall & Miller (later known as International), "Frontenac" gravy ladle, circa 1900.

An adorable bunny rabbit adorns this baby rattle dated 1941.