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a refugee who arrived in England in 1712
in the case of this ring
which he sold as imitation gold or 'pinchbeck metal'
The brooch/clasp is a marvel in itself
Georgian "Tho Lost To Sight, To Memory Dear" Seal Fob rhombus a refugee who arrived inDATE: Georgian, c. 1780 An extremely charming antique seal fob set with a glass base and intaglio carved. It reads "Tho Lost To Sight, To Memory Dear". I love this phrase, meaning even though someone is gone from your view, they remain remembered and truly cherished in your heart. A gorgeous piece of mourning jewellery, and its modelled in pinchbeck. It features lovely floral engraving and it dates from the Georgian period, circa 1780. After doing
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