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Birmingham 1835
An exceptional early 18th Century Posy Ring with the inscription "Rather death then faulse of faythe" (rather death than false of faith)
There is a lock mechanism
tests as 14k gold
It dates from the Victorian period - circa 1880 - crafted in Sterling silver throughout
Victorian Double Agate Lion Fob wedding ring Birmingham 1835DATE: Victorian, 1897 A cool antique spinner fob in sterling silver and featuring a lion sitting atop the frame. The spinner section is set with two stones: a bloodstone agate and a carnelian agate. English hallmarks date it precisely to the year 1897. We think it looks great worn as a pendant, but it would have originally been attached to the end of a pocket watch chain. STONES Bloodstone and Carnelian Agate MEASUREMENTS 2. 7 x 2. 2cm WEIGHT 6. 8g
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