Another great work of heraldic art by the heraldic artist AA Turbayne, as featured in his book Monograms & Ciphers (1906), London, England.   The style of the monogram is from the early 1900s, and he indicates it could also be used as...

After WWI, elegance was personified by having your family linens hand-embroidered with the family's personal monogram.  The beautiful PFF monogram was lifted from an antique German linen hand towel circa 1920, purchased in Heidelberg, Germany and is...

Initials are the first letters we learn and having an intricately detailed monogram to call your own was highly sought after in the early 1900s as a symbol of class and power.  This striking monogram was designed by British heraldic artist, J Gordon...

From the reign of the King of Prussia, the meticulously scripted CCV monogram is set in the Victorian style.  As with most 3 letter intertwined monograms the letters can be reversed (CVC).  The monogram is sourced from the book by the heraldic...

This historical monogram belonged to Adelicia Acklen, who was once considered the wealthiest and most influential woman of the South. The ornate lettering was sourced from a china plate that belonged to Adelicia, which still resides in her home at...

Add to your art collection by owning this "SS" monogram designed by Henri Renoir (older brother of famous artist Auguste Renior) which was sourced from his book: "Monograms and Ciphers" (1870).  His beautifully crafted "SS" was recreated...

From the early 20th century, the beautiful scripted SJ with intermingling letters is a wonderful piece of art.   The monogram was sourced from a book by heraldic artist AA Turbayne: "Monograms & Ciphers" (1906), London,...

This monogram is by British heraldic artist, J Gordon Smith from his book Monograms in Three and Four Letters.  Monogram: MC Attached hand carved bale; Rolled edges; Raised monogram; Smooth, mirrored background 3.23 x 1.57 inches

From the time of the Kaiser, we bring you a meticulously handcrafted designed sterling silver WZ monogram.  Although we chose to name it "William", it could be a man or woman's monogram - possibly even a monogram from your family's past.  It is...

A sterling silver pendant adorned with a late Victorian Era "JEW" monogram that came from a hand mirror from 1895 engraved with Lynda's grandmother initials and detailed with flowers.  The elegant swirled script was classic for the...

This handmade, one of a kind pendant is an excellent example of the Germanic "Rundgotisch alphabet" being used in an Art Nouveau monogram from the 1800's.  It came from the German book: "Monogramme und...

An artistic intertwined "JBT" monogram from the early 1900s, although simple in form, it is a graceful work-of -art created by the British heraldic artist J. Gordon Smith.  The monogram is in his book: "Monograms in Three &...

This piece is modeled after a 19th century religious medal, found in Belgium. and has the image of Jesus Christ.  I replicated the image and placed it on a sterling silver word background pendant and added a thin border.  It has an attached...

This lovely pendant is from an antique French medal.  The background is adorned with tiny crosses and has French writing.  This piece features Jesus holding his heart.  The outside rim shows wheat, a leaf, and grapes...

Travel back to the roaring 20's, where elegance was personified by having your family linens hand-embroidered with the family's monogram.  The JCJC monogram was lifted from a beautiful German linen hand towel circa 1920, purchased in Heidelberg,...

Wear this 1800 Gothic style BJ motif with its sculpted artful swirls for any occasion.  The monogram is designed by Gustave Boussenot, a French heraldic artist, featured in his book Chiffres & Monogrammes et suite de Composition Decoratives...