A large vintage Midcentury black Wedgwood jasperware brooch featuring a striking neoclassical image of Diana the Huntress, two other goddesses, and a cherub within a scrolled 18k gold-plated setting. This brooch is in excellent condition. 
Safety clasp.
 
Diana is a goddess in Roman and Hellenistic mythology,  primarily considered a patroness of the countryside and nature, hunters, wildlife, childbirth, crossroads, the night, and the moon.
 
In 1804, Josiah Wedgwood began creating the iconic Jasperware. With intricate neo-classical motifs on a traditional Wedgwood bisque background, this is the ultimate adornment for a chatelain or chatelaine!
 
MATERIALS:
Sterling Silver, 18k gold-plated metal
 
AGE
VINTAGE
Mid-1900s
 
CONDITION: 
Very good – surface wear commensurate with age and use
 
SIZE: 
H 3 cm
W 4.5 cm
 
WEIGHT:
9.85 g
 
Please read descriptions and inspect photos carefully, paying careful attention to size and weight. Due to the age of antique and vintage jewelry, minor abrasions and wear of finishes is normal and appreciated. All items have been tested to be in working/usable condition, unless otherwise stated. Jewelry pieces are carefully wrapped, ribboned and shipped in an elegant velvet box.