Cut Steel

Back in June I talked about cut steel decoration in relation to an antique belt I bought featuring what I believe to be cut steel. The decorative technique was prolific in the Victorian era, featuring small, faceted studs of steel intended to mimic diamonds (similar, but not to be confused with marcasite). To say the Victorians loved a bit of cut steel is an understatement; they put it on bloody everything, not just jewellery. If you want to read more about Victorian cut steel, there is a good eBay guide here explaining the difference between true Victorian cut steel and 'fake' moulded cut steel. If reading isn't your thing, then enjoy looking at the pretty selection of cut steel I found.................

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Victorian cut steel choker £-sold

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Victorian cut steel shoe buckles $45 each

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Edwardian cut steel and pearl earrings $1325

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Pair of Victorian cut steel scarab brooches £350

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Victorian velvet purse with cut steel design on frame and body $795

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Georgian cut steel and peacock glass sash set $950

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Georgian cut steel Coque de Perle brooch $250

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Victorian cut steel necklace $785

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Late Georgian cut steel belt $275

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Victorian cut steel shoes buckles $50

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Art Nouveau enamel and cut steel buttons £-sold

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C.1900 cut steel earrings $850

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1890's cut steel lingerie buckles £-at auction

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Late Georgian cut steel bangle £-at auction

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Victorian cut steel belt and buckle $125

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Victorian cut steel button

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Victorian cut steel buttons

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Victorian cut steel buckle $42.95

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Antique cut steel shoes buckles $75

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Victorian cut steel brooch $225