Georgian "By Courage, Not Cunning" Chalcedony Seal Fob baguette Sugar Basin: 3
Description
Sugar Basin: 3
Ruby and Emerald
it's survived in excellent condition (created circa 1800) and remains wearable as either a charm or pendant
the lid is hinged at the top and opens to reveal a space to keep your jewellery safe
To be worn as a stack or on their own
Georgian "By Courage, Not Cunning" Chalcedony Seal Fob baguette Sugar Basin: 3DATE: Georgian, c. 1801 This amazing Georgian seal fob is dedicated to a Lord Adam Gordon, who died August 13th, 1801 aged 72. The base of this piece is set with chalcedony, intaglio carved with the Gordon family crest and the motto "Animo Non Astutia" translating to "By Courage, Not Cunning", well suited to this commander in chief of the forces in Scotland. He was appointed this role in 1782, and also became a member of parliament for Kincardine, in
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