✅ SOLVED Brass pendant? Neclace ?

[joesdigs]

Hey guys. Hoping one or all of you can ID this beautiful little brass piece.. Hollow at the back and has 3 links, ? Attached. Thank you guys joe

 

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[Breezie]

Since it has 2 links for a connection, it was probably part of a Victorian chatelaine. Some chatelaines had single attachments and some had double.

Here's a website that will give you a little history on the chatelaine.

What is a Chatelaine


Neat find Breezie

 

[CRUSADER]

This is part of an 18th C Sword Belt Fittment.

 

[joesdigs]

This is part of an 18th C Sword Belt Fittment.

No way ?? have you any links I could see it or similar ?

 

[Breezie]

This is part of an 18th C Sword Belt Fittment.

Nice ID CRU! Here's a pic:
Search results from the database - Page: 2 - Database

Breezie

 

[CRUSADER]

Nice ID CRU! Here's a pic:
Search results from the database - Page: 2 - Database

Breezie

Good link, the PAS can be hit & miss with dates but 17th-18th C is about right, I would lean towards 18th though.

 

[joesdigs]

Great ID Cru great link too Breasie.... This field keep throwing up the ages..

 

[joesdigs]

Hey CRU.... I found this in same area.. Is this from the belt strap? Some strap still attached. Joe

 

[CRUSADER]

Its an old horse harness buckle, in the 50-100 year old range (maybe a bit earlier)

 

[joesdigs]

Cool thank you CRU... A mine of knowledge as always.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Im posting Crusaders great ID and photo from Breezies link here for future reference. Search results from the database - Page: 2 - Database
Is this the new UKFD?

 

[CRUSADER]

Im posting Crusaders great ID and photo from Breezies link here for future reference. Search results from the database - Page: 2 - Database
Is this the new UKFD?

No the UKDFD is indepenant & not Govt lead. It IDs stuff less than 300 years old. The PAS (which this is) is Govt backed & doesn't ID 'modern' stuff.

 

[Silver Searcher]

The UKFD dates finds from Paleolithic-Neolithic right up to the Victorian/Edwardian Period, which is more relavent/usefull to US finds.

This find is under Sword-Belt and Scabard Fittings, and is known as a Hooked Oval Mount, and is Dated to the 17th Century or 1600's. These fittings come in different shapes/designs some are decorated, this one how ever is a bit special because it has a trefoil-shaped copper-alloy fitting suspended from the hook, so is known as a Hooked Mount with Pendant Fitting ...a very nice early find for your side of the pond.


SS

 

[joesdigs]

Wow.... Super info you guys rock