Georgian Teal Paste Earrings horseshoe sometimes with the words Fugit
Description
sometimes with the words Fugit Hora (latin 'Hours are Fleeting’ or ‘Time Flies')
and there's a tiny secret locket compartment to the back
it's surrounded by a halo or alternating diamonds and rubies
35ct old mine cut diamond in a claw mount and with scalloped "petals" behind
An intricately engraved gold heart padlock locket dating from the mid Victorian period
Georgian Teal Paste Earrings horseshoe sometimes with the words FugitDATE: Georgian, c. 1810 The dreamiest of Georgian paste earrings dating from the early 19th Century. The teal paste stones rest in foil backed mounts that reflect the light back through the stones with stunning effect. They're set in silver, hand made in England circa 1810. STONES Teal Paste Gemstones MEASUREMENTS Drop: 2. 5cm Width: 1. 3cm WEIGHT 3. 5g MARKS No marks present, tests as silver CONDITION Very good, some light wear commensurate with age.
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