This antique sterling silver pendant is a fascinating piece of history, featuring applied letters "PSA," which stand for "Pleasant Sunday Afternoon." Below the letters is a finely detailed depiction of two hands shaking, symbolizing unity and fellowship.
The PSA was a nonconformist church national organization that began in 1875, promoting community and spiritual values. This pendant serves as a unique historical artifact, capturing the essence of a movement that valued inclusivity and moral ideals.
Era:
Victorian, 1898
Hallmarks:
Birmingham assay office, lion passant for Sterling Silver with date letter 'y' corresponding to 1898. Makers mark 'WWC'.
