Antique Silver Mizpah Brooch – Birmingham 1922, Richard John Wakefield, Heart & Floral Design
Description:
A beautiful antique silver Mizpah brooch, hallmarked in Birmingham in 1922. Crafted by Richard John Wakefield (RJW), this piece features a double-heart design with applied floral detail and the word Mizpah across one heart, symbolising remembrance and affection.
This charming brooch is a fine example of early 20th-century sentiment jewellery, combining both aesthetic appeal and historical interest.
Brief Maker History:
Richard John Wakefield was an established Birmingham silversmith active during the early 20th century. His work often featured detailed silver jewellery and small accessories, reflecting the skill and style of the Birmingham Jewellery Quarter during that period.
Key Details:
Hallmarked: Birmingham, 1922
Maker: RJW (Richard John Wakefield)
Design: Mizpah double heart with floral motif
Material: Sterling silver
Dimensions:
31.5mm x 19mm
Weight: 2.05g
Condition:
Good antique condition with light age-related wear.
Hallmarks clear and legible.
Pin and clasp in working order.
Summary:
A wonderful antique silver Mizpah brooch from 1922, symbolising friendship and remembrance. An ideal piece for collectors of antique jewellery or as a meaningful gift.
Postage & Shipping:
As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.
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