Sterling Silver Anthony Sebastian Clancy Ogham Pendants - Tested Sterling Silver - Early 2000s Dublin Designer Silver Ogham Ingots

This listing is for the photographed Sterling Silver Anthony Sebastian Clancy Ogham Pendants. Beautiful set of sterling silver Ogham pendants. Ogham is an ancient Irish alphabet used by strikes and lines along a centralized vertical line. It is also known as the Irish Tree Alphabet. Each ingot is different and holds a different name. All pendants were made in Dublin, Ireland in the early 2000s by Anthony Sebastian Clancy AKA Basil Clancy, for his company Ogham Crafts LTD or Ogham Design LTD. Choose by ingot! Clicking on each item will bring you to a picture of said item.

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This pendant comes with an 18 inch sterling silver necklace and is 11 grams. Clover atop with ASC signifies Anthony Sebastian Clancy. Dublin Assay Office uses the Hibernia. The Harp mark is used to identify sterling silver 925. The S mark shows the item was created in 2003. Ogham letter on the back makes the name Eileen.

Clover atop with ASC signifies Anthony Sebastian Clancy. Dublin Assay Office uses the Hibernia. The Harp mark is used to identify sterling silver 925. The Q mark shows the item was created in 2001. Ogham letter on the back makes the name Kathleen. 6 Grams.

Clover atop with ASC signifies Anthony Sebastian Clancy. Dublin Assay Office uses the Hibernia. The Harp mark is used to identify sterling silver 925. The S mark shows the item was created in 2003. Ogham letter on the back makes the name Margaret. 8 Grams.

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Sterling Silver Anthony Sebastian Clancy Ogham Pendants - Tested Sterling Silver - Early 2000s Irish Designer Silver Ogham Ingots