Georgian Black Dot Paste Earrings fabergé The battle was costly for

The battle was costly for both sides - although the British suffered around twice as many casualties as the Germans - and sadly it accomplished very little

The drop has a hook on its back and can easily be added or removed from the rivière

and the face is particularly well formed

The craftsmanship is exceptional

We've never had such a fine example

Georgian Black Dot Paste Earrings fabergé The battle was costly forDATE: Georgian, c. 1780 A fantastic pair of Georgian black dot paste single stone earrings dating from the late 18th Century. The highly domed paste gemstones are foil backed to enhance their brightness, and remain full of fire and life to this day. The stones rest in silver "pie crust" settings, a sort of amalgamation of claw and rub over, and have later added gold ear wires. The black dot in the middle of the stone has been painted on to replicate