A late Victorian gold, reverse-carved and painted stickpin, depicting 1883 Grand National winner Zoedone, ridden by owner Count Charles Kinsky.

A late Victorian gold, reverse-carved and painted stickpin, depicting 1883 Grand National winner Zoedone, ridden by Count Charles Kinsky. Engraved to the reverse 'Grand National Liverpool 1883.' Diameter of stickpin head 1.5cms. 3.8gms.

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Condition Report:
- Overall condition very good.
- Carving beleived to depcit the horse and jockey leaping Becher's Brook.
- Stickpin head electronically tests as approximately 18ct gold.
- Stickpin pin electronically tests as apprpoximately 15ct gold.
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