Victorian Lapwing Heraldic Intaglio Crest Singet Ring art nouveau and remains in great overall
Description
and remains in great overall condition
Cartier introduced an all-platinum line in its iconic garland style and incorporating millegrain detailing
6cm (height by width)
posts are likely later additions
an hilarious parody - I think - of the RAOB (Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes)
Victorian Lapwing Heraldic Intaglio Crest Singet Ring art nouveau and remains in great overallDATE: Victorian, 1872 Superb Victorian intaglio signet ring dating from the 1870s. The head has been carved with a British heraldic crest: what I believe is a lapwing (aka peewhit, plover, and tyrwhitt). The lapwing is symbolic of strategy in heraldry at least as it outwits hunters by leading them away from its nest; a fact that proved popular amongst those lords dukes barons who fancied themselves as shrewd strategists naturally. The ring is crafted
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