Georgian Stag Intaglio Seal Fob lost classics and this example features delicate

and this example features delicate coloured flowers - two roses and a pansy - over a jet-black background

albeit on a different front

raspberry-pink garnet cabochon sitting pretty in the centre

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and snake tails knotted around her throat

Georgian Stag Intaglio Seal Fob lost classics and this example features delicateCool Georgian seal fob with a silver rococo inspired frame holding a carnelian intaglio panel that depicts an English heraldic emblem: a stag, couped. Couped, meaning it's cut off at the neck in heraldry parlance. It dates from the very early 19th century, circa 1800, and somewhat remarkably remains in perfect working condition. Stick it on the end of your pocket watch chain (or, perhaps more likely, your necklace chain) and seal some letters with