Victorian 18ct Gold and Carnelian Signet Ring with a Stork and and an Anchor feed-agegroup-adult

Victorian 18ct Gold and Carnelian Signet Ring with a Stork and and an Anchor feed-agegroup-adultThis fine Victorian 18ct gold signet ring made by Deakin & Francis Ltd, features a shield shaped carnelian intaglio engraving of a stork standing with its foot on an anchor. A beautifully crafted piece, this ring embodies the elegance and symbolism of the Victorian era, while also carrying a fascinating historical connection. The stork and anchor motif has been associated with the Pitt family and was later used on the HMCS Chatham naval badge. The

Snake rings were especially popular during the Georgian

or possibly even a fox passant

A tie pin with the classic wedding horseshoe design adorned with Ivy leaves

A charming and beautifully made pin

The Greeks believed that if you wore an amethyst

this beautiful hat pin is an eye-catching statement piece

This rare and lovely pin has all the charm and light of the period

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He is hallmarked for 1954

18ct gold was rare It is also rare to find signet rings of this date in this condition

It was made in France in around 1870

It is perched on a gold pin