RESERVED PAUL Harvest Woman Charm in Bronze

£50.00
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RESERVED FOR PAUL

A one of a kind warm bronze wax seal charm. Made with an impressions of an 19th century wax seal featuring a woman carrying a basket of a grain crop along with a child on her back, on the reverse is an impression of a wildflower leaf collected from our garden is Scotland.

The charm can be slipped onto a suitable small chain (silver chains are available separately in our shop) or clipped onto a charm holder. Please note that it has a soldered bail.

Please refer to photos for size comparison of charm.

RESERVED FOR PAUL

A one of a kind warm bronze wax seal charm. Made with an impressions of an 19th century wax seal featuring a woman carrying a basket of a grain crop along with a child on her back, on the reverse is an impression of a wildflower leaf collected from our garden is Scotland.

The charm can be slipped onto a suitable small chain (silver chains are available separately in our shop) or clipped onto a charm holder. Please note that it has a soldered bail.

Please refer to photos for size comparison of charm.

US and EU CUSTOMERS

Due to tariffs imposed by the US government in 2025, a 10% tariff fee will automatically be added to your postage costs at checkout. For EU customers, unfortunately due to new EU law passed in 2024 we are unable to sell to countries within the European Union. This new law has made it almost impossible for small businesses like ours to sell to the EU due to strict requirements and cost. We are so very sorry about this.


Hallmarks are your guarantee and a record for future generations, for more information about our hallmarks and hallmarking see here


DELIVERY

All orders are shipped within 7 business days unless otherwise agreed. All parcels are sent through Royal Mail tracked and signed-for services.

Delivery Estimates:

UK: 1-2 business days

World: 7-14 business days

See our delivery and returns page here for more information about your order.


Handmade by Alex Hildreth at the Lost Tower Studio in the Scottish Borders.

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