Georgian Lady Hope Patch Box rings It's Russian (pre-Revolution marks) and

It's Russian (pre-Revolution marks) and dates from the late 19th Century

and then line up the first day of the month with whichever day it happens to fall on

to commemorate the life of the deceased

This signet ring will have been made by a soldier who fought in the battle

Georgian Lady Hope Patch Box rings It's Russian (pre-Revolution marks) andDATE: George III, c. 1805 This very special little object is a patch box dating from the late Georgian era, it would have been used to store cosmetic patches worn on the skin to cover blemishes. Crafted in silver, with a beautiful miniature painting on the top (under domed glass) depicting Lady Hope leaning on an anchor by the sea awaiting the return of her lover, with a ship in full sail on the horizon. It was made around 1805, and remains in