A Delightful Cast Silver Plate Charm Pendant Formed as a Running Hare sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles he advertised the award of

he advertised the award of the 'Society of Arts Large Special Prize Council's Medal' in 1853 for the superiority of his colours

This instrument would have been most likely used to evaluate the density and strength of bones and also the tooling of the bone when paired with a cutting instrument

the first for Mrs Marshall’s Jellies

there were no limits to their ingenuity

A Delightful Cast Silver Plate Charm Pendant Formed as a Running Hare sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles he advertised the award ofOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Length: 1. 75 inches Presenting a rather magical late Victorian period running hare, beautifully cast in intricate detail, which is seldom, if ever, found on more contemporary charms. In many mythic traditions, hares are archetypal symbols of femininity, associated with the lunar cycle, fertility, longevity, and rebirth. Digging deeper, we find hares are