18th Century Derby Chelsea Porcelain Fob Seal "Bowing Gallant by Tree-stump" lapis lazuli This particular piece features cupid

This particular piece features cupid sitting on a barrel with a bottle and glass in his hand

This clever Edwardian pendant allows the wearer to keep track of the days and dates of the month and can be adjusted by spinning the disc

and the (open) eye set with an emerald cabochon

made by a soldiers on the front lines using whatever materials they had to hand

who speaks no evil

18th Century Derby Chelsea Porcelain Fob Seal "Bowing Gallant by Tree-stump" lapis lazuli This particular piece features cupidDATE: Georgian, c. 1750 An original 18th Century porcelain Derby Chelsea period fob seal. This one features a well dressed gentleman leaning on a tree stump and displays the green and gold base typical of the Chelsea factory. These seals would have been given as love tokens by the rich and famous of the day. From Bryant's The Chelsea Porcelian Toys (1925) p. 145 "Seal in the form of a Gallant bowing and supported by a green tree stump, he has a black