Irish Bog Oak Carved Rose, Shamrock and Thistle Brooch Pin mirrors 1798-present)

1798-present)

(5) tall building post spikes

1697-1763)

the body is crafted of Derbyshire Spar and mounted with a fire gilt bronze neck and foot and supports a two-light fixture and custom green toleware shades

1020 grams

Irish Bog Oak Carved Rose, Shamrock and Thistle Brooch Pin mirrors 1798-present)DETAILS An antique pin hand carved of bog oak with a thistle to represent Scotland, shamrocks for Ireland and a rose for England. Bog oak is a fossilized wood or peat found in Ireland. Bog oak jewelry was worn for mourning but also was fashionable during the Victorian era as a sentimental piece of jewelry to remember someone you love. STYLE Victorian COLOR(S) Brownish black PLACE OF ORIGIN Ireland MARKS Unmarked PERIOD Queen Victoria (1837 1901) Late