Piccadilly Necklace - Victorian

Yard-O-Led

£450

Taking inspiration from their 200 year old history, YARD-O-LED have reimagined Samson Mordan’s original pencil necklace from the 1800s. The sterling silver phial holds a graphite pencil, carefully enclosed within the screw top lid which is unwound to double its length creating a full sized writing instrument. The Piccadilly Necklace reflects the brand’s roots in sterling silver jewellery which Sampson Mordan is so revered for. The classically British silversmith, Sampson Mordan [1790 - 1834] created intricate designs, many with whimsical eccentricities. The YARD-O-LED story dates back to his i

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as IMPERIAL YARD LIMITED, number 09433000. Checked 2026-08-29.
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