Need help

Found this in a carboot ,just curious in knowing some info about it

 

Just someone's monogram,without a maker's mark or country marks there's no help.

 

Where would them marks be?

 

Usually on the backside of the piece.They may be very small.Full size photos would help also,click the full size option before posting.

 

i think it's upside down....

 

It is a pin with someone's monogram, as Holly said. Looks like EM or ME.
The marks can be on the back, on the pin, or around the rim, depending on the country it was made and marked in.
Right side up, still slightly tilted:

 

Hi Twm, welcome on Antiquers board
Here is the link to how to post photos:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/
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It is helpful to help us to help you to give maximum of infos...
As: size, what is your location (in which country you found your piece), clear back views (of the item only )

 

Welcome Twm.

 

WELCOME Twm !!! .. Joy.

 

When I had a similar pin several years back, I was told it was an AEI Mourning pin - AEI standing for Amity, Eternity, Infinity pin.

Here's my pin from Worthpoint as I no longer have it on my computer:



Here's the description:

Antique Victorian Sterling Silver AEI Stick Pin
The initials AEI, originally from the Greek, translate to “for now and forever”, (aei, aiei or aion). The Victorians re-interpreted this to represent “Amity, Eternity, Infinity”.

Input from others suggests that much more can be seen the more you look at this pin - note the cross, the crown, and a left facing Ichthys , also known as the Jesus fish.

Coincidence or incorporated on purpose?

 

Tie Dye....u da man...once again !!
OK...make that....You da Gal !!!!
GOOD CALL !!!!!!!

Once again...the experience & knowledge on this board...stands toe to toe with any others !!!!

 

Lol, maybe I need a pretty girly hat on so it's easier to tell I'm female.

 

Oh...I know you're a girl squirrel ,without having to unfurl ,a bonnet on it !!!

 

Nicely done @tie.dye.cat -- I just googled 'aei mourning' and saw a bunch of lovely pieces in google images.