Victorian White Paste Choker toi et moi Likely made to commemorate the

Likely made to commemorate the ascention of William IV to the British throne

It's fashioned as the White Rose of York

The scale is magnificent

Possible evidence of an old repair to the left hand side of the head

Handmade in England towards the end of the 19th century

Victorian White Paste Choker toi et moi Likely made to commemorate theDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 A stunning Victorian choker set with sparkly white paste stones, each set with a centre stone and a halo of stones surrounding. All set on articulated square panels, gibing it great movement when worn. It's crafted in sterling silver with a black velvet ribbon and dates from the Victorian period, circa 1870. STONES White paste stones MEASUREMENTS Width at centre: 1. 4mm Width at ends: 8. 5mm Each panel: 1. 4cm Wearable length: