Early 19th Century Gold Seal with a Carnelian Intaglio of a Roman Man feed-condition-used

Early 19th Century Gold Seal with a Carnelian Intaglio of a Roman Man feed-condition-usedThis lovely gold and carnelian seal features an unidentified intaglio of a Roman man, believed to possibly be one of the Roman Emperors. This piece dates to the 1820s and likely was a souvenir from the Grand Tour in Italy.

were often swathed and encircled in diamonds

and it was painted 'after George Armfield'

A wonderful example of a mid 19th century brooch from France

evident on the reverse side of the necklace

This bracelet fools most people into thinking it is set with diamonds and sapphires

even something as mundane as a watch key was given careful  thought and consideration

and it looks marvellous on a silk tie or a lapel

this emerald-cut ametrine weighs an impressive 28 carats

The coral is suspended with 18ct gold rope details and swags

" gained significant significance during the reign of Queen Victoria

They are fully hallmarked for 1900 in Chester

swags and pear shaped diamond drops