The reverse has the classic speckled “salt and pepper” counter-enamel typical of vintage enamelwork from this era. The pendant hangs from a brass jump ring and is ready to go on a chain or cord of your choice.
Details:
• Material: enamel on copper, brass jump ring
• Diameter: approx. 45 mm (1.75″)
• Era: circa 1960s–1970s
• Unsigned
Condition:
Good vintage condition. The gold design is bright with minimal wear. There are a few small chips to the enamel along the edge, a slight natural waviness to the surface and a tiny green fleck in the enamel. The dark rim is normal copper firescale from the kiln. Please see photos, as they form part of the description.
No box and chain
About this piece
This circular pendant captures the spirit of the 1960s–70s with a playful take on the zodiac. The obverse is a rich cobalt blue, decorated in gilt with botanical imagery—flowering plants, wheat sprays and a watering can—arranged around the Libra scales. The reverse bears the characteristic speckled “salt and pepper” counter-enamel typical of vintage enamelwork from this era, along with a dark copper firescale rim from the kiln firing.
The piece measures approximately 45 mm across and hangs from a brass jump ring, ready for a chain or cord of your choice. Though unsigned, it exemplifies the craftsmanship of mid-century enamel on copper work. The gold decoration remains bright with only minimal wear; there are a few small chips to the enamel edge, a slight natural waviness to the surface, and a tiny green fleck, all entirely consistent with honest vintage use. A charming conversation piece for anyone drawn to astrology, botanical motifs or the confident colour work of the period.
















