WW1 Trench Art Fouled Anchor Signet Ring eternity rings and was likely initially created

and was likely initially created as a pocket watch fob to be worn on the end of the chain

An incredible antique jade bangle dating from the early 20th Century

and mounted in a 15k rose gold frame

after parboiling twice with water draining

Dating to the latter half of the 19th Century

WW1 Trench Art Fouled Anchor Signet Ring eternity rings and was likely initially createdDATE: WW1, c. 1915 *RESERVED* A fine example WW1 "trench art", items made my soldiers on the front lines using whatever materials they had to hand. This ring is constructed in aluminium, likely from an artillery shell's nose cone, and set with a naval brass "fouled anchor" button. The shoulders feature stylised pansy motifs, and the button has been applied to a square head. Foul is a nautical term meaning to entangle or entwine, so anchor is said to