Georgian 'Love Finds A Way' Cupid Intaglio Seal Fob Pendant crescent but the flowers themselves were

but the flowers themselves were made in the early 19th century

dating from the mid 19th century

with gold wire collar doubling as a pendant bail - circa 1850

a couple of small chips around the edges of the enamel

Perseus managed to attack and overcome Medusa by viewing the reflection in his own highly polished shield

Georgian 'Love Finds A Way' Cupid Intaglio Seal Fob Pendant crescent but the flowers themselves wereDATE: Georgian, c. 1810 Charming Georgian seal fob pendant dating from the early 19th century. The fob has ornate carved floral and foliate decoration to its body, including orange blossom and oak leaves. The carnelian base is engraved with Cupid travelling by boat, guided by the North Star. The message: something along the lines of love always finds a way. MEASUREMENTS Height: 2. 6cm Base: 16. 4 x 14. 1mm WEIGHT 8. 3g MARKS No marks present, tests as