This monogram is from a 14th century Manuscript Alphabet book which resides in The British Museum in London, England.  Monogram: D Smooth background; Small sterling silver bale; Central monogram 1.70 x 1 inches         ...

This monogram is from AA Turbayne, in his book Monograms & Ciphers, London, England, (1906).  Monogram: MOM Accents/Accessories: Loose bail; Biased tape edging; Smooth finish; Circular shape; Raised monogram 1.18 x 0.83 inches ...

This monogram is from a 14th century Manuscript Alphabet book which resides in The British Museum in London, England.  Monogram:  M Rolled Edges; Loose bale; Central monogram 1 x 1.10 inches    3.70 grams

This pendant is fashioned from an antique British button. Monogram: BB Accents/Accessories: Attached loose bail; Heavy oxidization; Raised monogram; Thin border; Smooth, rounded edging 0.75 x 0.71 inches             ...

This monogram is from a 14th century Manuscript Alphabet book which resides in The British Museum in London, England.  Monogram: Q Central monogram; Smooth background; Small sterling silver bale 1.70 x 0.90 inches      7 grams

This monogram is from a 14th century Manuscript Alphabet book which resides in The British Museum in London, England.  Monogram: H Smooth background; Small sterling silver bale; Central monogram 1.60 x 0.90 inches         ...

This monogram was created by AA Turbayne, in the book Monograms & Ciphers, London, England, (1906)  Monogram: MS Accents/Accessories: Convex shape; Loose bail; Smooth, mirrored background; Smooth, rounded edging; Central, raised monogram...

This monogram was created by British Heraldic Artist, J Gordon Smith from his book Monograms in Three and Four Letters.  Monogram: MC Accents/Accessories: Convex shape; Loose bail; Smooth, rounded edging; Raised monogram with oxidization; Shiny...

A wonderful example of a classic royal 2 letter interlaced "FF" monogram in which one of the "F's" is a mirror image of the other to create balance.  As a result, it could also be the single monogram "F".  It came from the...

This monogram is from a 14th century Manuscript Alphabet book which resides in The British Museum in London, England.  Monogram:  M Rolled Edges; Loose bale; Central monogram 1.46 x 1.02 inches     4.9 grams  

This monogram is from a 14th century Manuscript Alphabet book which resides in The British Museum in London, England.  Monogram:  L Rolled Edges; Loose bale; Central monogram 1.42 x 0.75 inches     4.10 grams  

By far, the most popular monogram of our customer is this elegantly crafted "MOM" monogram. It came from the book: "Monograms & Ciphers" (1906), London, England, by heraldic artist AA Turbayne.   It was replicated and placed...

This monogram was created by heraldic artist J. Gordon Smith, 1903 from his book Monograms with three & four letters. Monogram: MAR Accents/Accessories: Loose bail; Pear shape; Nice smooth background; Smooth, rounded edging; Raised monogram Size: 32...

This monogram is from a 14th-century manuscript alphabet book that resides in the British Museum in London, England.  Monogram: D Accents/Accessories: Smooth background; jump ring bail; Raised, central monogram Height: 1 5/16 inches Width: 3/4...

This monogram is from a 14th-century manuscript alphabet book that resides in the British Museum in London, England.  Monogram: A Accents/Accessories: Smooth background; Split jump ring bail; Raised, central monogram Height: 1 1/4...

This beautifully crafted monogram with ornate sculpted letters is a fabulous work of art.  The CM monogram is from the book: "Monograms in Three and Four Letter" (1903), by British Heraldic Artist, J Gordon Smith. ...

Go back to the days of when steamships delivered mail around the world.  This historically based "RM&PS" monogram was sourced from an antique button from the Royal Mail and Pacific Steam navigation company 1910-1965.  A beautiful...

By far, the most popular monogram of our customers, this elegantly crafted "MOM" monogram came from the book: "Monograms & Ciphers" (1906), London, England, by heraldic artist AA Turbayne.   It was replicated and placed with...