Georgian Sepia Mourning Clasp pink sapphire taking inspiration from the Aesthetic

taking inspiration from the Aesthetic Movement that became popular in the preceding decades

glass-fronted locket compartment underneath

) Each of the four vehicles was at the cutting edge of their respective branches of technology

the other with an intricately hand chased octagonal border

Georgian Sepia Mourning Clasp pink sapphire taking inspiration from the AestheticDATE: Georgian, 1778 A stunning Georgian sepia mourning clasp with an incredibly detailed miniature portrait scene. It depicts a grieving woman sat on the edge of a plinth underneath an urn. At her feet is a winged cherub, and she's holding a navette plaque with the dedication: "E McN, OB 19th April 1778, AE 24". The back bears a second inscription: "A Loving Wife, a Tender Mother, and Sincere Friend". It's crafted in 15 karat gold, originally a clasp