Victorian Enamel "Duck in Flight" Brooch key The first reference to suggest

The first reference to suggest their good fortune was made in 1620 by Sir John Melton

Characterised by his brightly chequered costume

TE maker's mark

I'm not sure exactly why these represent a nightmare to a gambler (any suggestions welcome

formed the "Montana Vigilantes"

Victorian Enamel "Duck in Flight" Brooch key The first reference to suggestDATE: Victorian, c. 1900 A cool antique brooch, dating from the late Victorian period, circa 1900. It captures a duck in mid flight, with both wings up stretched and it's neck protruding forward. The details in the feathers are great, with white and yellow gold wings and a gold body. It's head features black, blue and green enamel much like the mallard duck itself with the enamel detailed eyes. Stamped 9ct gold and comes with original box.