UNGER BROS. Late Victorian Sterling Native American Chief Repousse Locket Rose Gold it reached a high point

it reached a high point of popularity between 1813 and 1819

This allows the wearer a choice as to which side is displayed prominently

one side stamped with "ENIGMA" and the other side stamped with various hallmarks

This remarkable piece is an excellent example of Guilloché craftsmanship and looks very distinguished when worn

The curb link design measures 7/8" wide

UNGER BROS. Late Victorian Sterling Native American Chief Repousse Locket Rose Gold it reached a high pointKnown for their strong Art Nouveau repousse designs, the Unger Brothers became one of the premier and most well known American manufacturers of sterling silver jewelry and decorative objects. Born to a family that immigrated from Germany, the Unger Brothers established their business in Newark, NJ and began producing sterling silver jewelry in 1878. They specialized in manufacturing jewelry, glass cutting and silversmithing, and in addition to