Victorian Walker & Hall Silver Sample Pendant gents The wreck was discovered over

The wreck was discovered over 300 years later

Modelled in 15 karat gold with silver settings and a rococo-revival band

When the gesture is directed towards someone pointed upwards

It was made around the turn of the 20th Century

Victorian Walker & Hall Silver Sample Pendant gents The wreck was discovered overDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 An unusual Victorian pendant (probably originally designed as a pocket watch fob) that declares itself as a "SAMPLE OF H HALL SILVER", which I presume is a reference to Henry Hall, one of the partners, and features an engraved picture of a stately home hall. It's in a circular shape, with four cut out sections forming a cross. The reverse states: FOR BEST AND CHEAPEST, WALKER & HALL SILVERSMITHS SHEFFIELD, with a W&H flag logo