Victorian Double Agate Lion Fob wedding ring An exceptional early 18th Century

An exceptional early 18th Century Posy Ring with the inscription "Rather death then faulse of faythe" (rather death than false of faith)

Birmingham 1835

tests as 14k gold

and features an 18 karat gold band

A beautiful antique seal fob dating from the Georgian Regency period

Victorian Double Agate Lion Fob wedding ring An exceptional early 18th CenturyDATE: Victorian, 1897 A cool antique spinner fob in sterling silver and featuring a lion sitting atop the frame. The spinner section is set with two stones: a bloodstone agate and a carnelian agate. English hallmarks date it precisely to the year 1897. We think it looks great worn as a pendant, but it would have originally been attached to the end of a pocket watch chain. STONES Bloodstone and Carnelian Agate MEASUREMENTS 2. 7 x 2. 2cm WEIGHT 6. 8g