The Roycroft, founded in 1895 by Elbert Hubbard, was a communal crafts colony located in East Aurora, NY. It was one of several “utopian” societies that formed during the Arts & Crafts Movement (1880-1925). The movement was a response to the perceived soullessness of the Industrial Age as well as a rejection of the poor quality mass produced goods it produced. This silver and jade pendant (formerly a stickpin) is classic Arts & Crafts design and features the Roycroft makers mark.
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- Materials
sterling silver, 7.2mm jade cabochon, new sterling silver chain
- Age
c. 1900
- Condition
Very good - we've converted this piece from a stickpin into a pendant
- Size
1 1/4" length, 20" chain adjustable to 18" or 16"
Aboutthe
EdwardianEra
1900 — 1910
please note:Terms of Sale
Antiques can be returned unworn and in original condition within 10 days of delivery for an exchange or refund minus the cost of shipping. Once a piece has been altered, including ring re-sizing, it is FINAL SALE.