Georgian Portrait Miniature Double Locket horseshoe the other kneeling on the

the other kneeling on the bank

A fine antique wedding ring dating from the final year of Queen Victoria’s reign

The principal stone is a gorgeous Siberian amethyst set in a partially fluted open-backed mount and flanked on each side by a pair of old mine cut diamonds

Its first usage (Gen 31

The stones rest in simple claw settings

Georgian Portrait Miniature Double Locket horseshoe the other kneeling on theDATE: Georgian, c. 1780 An exceptional 18th Century double portrait locket depicting, presumably, a father and son. Sadly, the chances of finding out their names is virtually zero, however their likenesses remain clear nearly 250 years on. The locket is crafted in 15 karat gold, with convex glass front and back and a knife edge bail. MEASUREMENTS 3. 8 x 2. 6cm WEIGHT 6. 9g MARKS No marks present, tests as 15k gold CONDITION Very good