A 9ct Yellow Gold Seed Pearl "Harp" Brooch by Willis & Sons, c1890 but occasionally in red and

but occasionally in red and green

featuring a scale tang handle

The glass front has some scratches and scuffs

while showcasing the carver’s technical mastery

An impressive and generously proportioned mantel clock in the Aesthetic Movement taste

A 9ct Yellow Gold Seed Pearl "Harp" Brooch by Willis & Sons, c1890 but occasionally in red andA late 19th Century brooch by esteemed Australian jeweller Willis and Sons (Melbourne), finely constructed from 9ct rose gold with a yellow gold wash, with a central stylised harp hosting 8 beautiful well matched seed pearls. Original C clasp and metal pin to the reverse. In Victorian jewellery, the harp is most commonly associated with Irish identity and heritage, reflecting national pride or ancestral connections. More broadly, brooches that were