ANTIQUE PERPETUAL CALENDAR PENDANT

A super cool Edwardian 9ct gold perpetual calendar pendant.

The disc pendant features a central grid of numbers 1-31 for days of the month, and a disc that twists around the edge with the days of the week!

The calendar can be adjusted to the correct day and date, which will match up accurately for any day or month of the year! Ensuring the wearer can alway keep track of the dates!

The grid is enamelled in a light blue, with green enamel around the edge. There is some loss to the enamel at the bottom edge from where the calendar has been held to twist over all these years! It’s kind of cool to know it was actually used!

The reverse is chased in a pretty foliate design, with a full hallmark for Birmingham 1905, 9ct gold.

It has the patent mark and makers mark ‘PBS’ for the Peach Brothers who were renowned makers of fobs and vestas in the Edwardian period.

A very cool item, that looks fab on a cabin alone or with a bunch of charms.

MEASUREMENTS

Diameter approx: 2.4cm

WEIGHT

Weight approx: 6.8g

MATERIALS

9ct gold

CONDITION

Good, loss of enamel in places - see photos for details

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