Georgian "Can You Keep a Secret" Rebus Intaglio Seal Fob tea service Made in England during the

Made in England during the latter half of the 19th century (specifically the year 1908)

painstakingly hand carved with an incredible level of detail

The word is often used as the name for a cemetery

but it's not evident if so

perfect to layer with your other necklaces

Georgian "Can You Keep a Secret" Rebus Intaglio Seal Fob tea service Made in England during theDATE: Georgian, c. 1820 Can you keep a secret? A cool antique seal fob dating from the Georgian period, circa 1820. The base is set with an intaglio carved glass panel, featuring a rebus puzzle. Popular in the Georgian period, the rebus puzzle or "pictogram" typically uses pictures, symbols or letters to spell out parts and syllables of words. In this case, a can for CAN, a yew tree for YOU and the rest "keep a secret". Maybe given to someone as a