This really pretty pendant was made c.1900 - 1910. It features a bow at the top with the ribbon descending to an oval drop set with green and white or colourless paste.
 
The pendant is stamped “900” on the back for 900/1000 fineness silver, widely used during that period. There is also another mark (possibly a maker’s mark) which is unfortunately worn and so illegible. The chain the pendant comes on is stamped “sterling” on the clasp so is most likely a later addition. The pendant bale is very small and it is not removable from the chain without removing the clasp.
 
It’s in very good antique condition with some age-related darkening of the paste and light surface wear. There is an old stock number (?) scratched into the side of the pendant, not visible when worn.
 
 
Chain length: 47.5cm / 18 6/8”
 
Pendant drop from top of bale: 3.4cm
 
Width of bow: 1.2cm
 
Total weight: 3.4g