Georgian Regency Forget-Me-Not Locket slide Odd numbers are often employed
Description
Odd numbers are often employed in design
This name only applies when the flag is flown at sea (as pictured left)
‘Let it either persuade me to be sober
Each one is individually numbered
the stones rest in rub-over settings: two
Georgian Regency Forget-Me-Not Locket slide Odd numbers are often employedDATE: Regency Period, c. 1780 A beautiful Georgian locket dating from the Regency period, circa 1780. It's decorated with a ruby, diamond and emerald forget me not flower, along with a textured background and halo of natural pearls. With pommel goldwork and an emerald accented bail, it's crafted in 18k gold. With a glass locket compartment to the back, it makes a lovely memorial piece. STONES Ruby, Emerald, Diamond & Pearl MEASUREMENTS 2. 5 x 2. 2cm
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