18th Century Posy Ring "til death noe change" Size:5.25 The main body is a
Description
The main body is a beautifully hand-chased gold key
with Queen Victoria herself said to favour the design
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18th Century Posy Ring "til death noe change" Size:5.25 The main body is aDATE: Georgian, c. 1750 A cool 18th Century posy ring inscribed with the words "til death noe change." It's modelled in 18 karat gold, and dates from circa 1750, complet with original maker's mark RC. Posy Rings take their name from the old word Poesy, meaning a poem or poetic line, and would have been exchanged as wedding bands. MEASUREMENTS Width of band: 3mm WEIGHT 2. 0g MARKS RC maker's mark CONDITION Very good, with fine antique patina
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