Victorian Vienna Bronze Phallus Pendant no marketing we can see that whoever

we can see that whoever commissioned this piece was trying to send a message:

Given the three dice it was probably intended as a portable way to play the game bunco – a parlour game popular in 19th Century England

some slight losses to the enamel on one side of the head

It's modelled in platinum and was made in the early 20th Century

Very typical of the Edwardian period in which it was made

Victorian Vienna Bronze Phallus Pendant no marketing we can see that whoeverDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 An antique novelty phallus pendant dating from the latter half of the 19th Century. It's a cast Vienna bronze, with hand gripping the penis Since ancient times the phallus has been a symbol of fertility and good fortune and, probably, always with a certain element of humour. MEASUREMENTS Length: 2. 5cm WEIGHT 10. 7g MARKS No marks present CONDITION Very good