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A Late Victorian Gold Pheasant Stick Pin, the realisticaly carved pheasant made in yellow gold, with gold pin fitting, circa 1900, marked as 15ct gold, the pin tested as 9ct gold, measuring 1.8 x 1cm, the pin measuring 5.5cm, gross weight 2.1 grams.
A charming gold pheasant stick pin which. As shooting became more popular as sport more pheasants were imported from countries such as Japan. However, these birds were not particularly suited to the British climate and in the mid-1880s the Prince of Wales pheasant (Phasianus principalis) was found in Afghanistan and bought to Britain. These birds were named in honour of Edward Albert and the ancestors the pheasants we know today.
A Late Victorian Gold Pheasant Stick Pin, the realisticaly carved pheasant made in yellow gold, with gold pin fitting, circa 1900, marked as 15ct gold, the pin tested as 9ct gold, measuring 1.8 x 1cm, the pin measuring 5.5cm, gross ...
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