Georgian French Enamel & Paste Portrait Miniature Earrings mourning likely from an artillery shell's

likely from an artillery shell's nose cone

and heart motifs together represent three pillars of the Christian faith

and the ring is crafted in 15 karat gold throughout

being stylistically very English in design and execution

It was made at King's Cross Station of the Great Northern Railway

Georgian French Enamel & Paste Portrait Miniature Earrings mourning likely from an artillery shell'sDATE: Georgian, c. 1800 Fantastic antique portrait miniature earrings, one depicting a young lady carrying a bunch of flowers, and the other playing the flute, mid dance Maybe he's trying to "woo" her? They're topped with pearl and pink paste bows, suspended by fine gold chains. They're screw backs, French made and date from the Georgian period, circa 1800. Remain in great condition. STONES Pearl Paste MEASUREMENTS Drop: 4. 8cm Width: 1. 7cm WEIGHT 8.