A late Victorian gold mounted shell cameo brooch, carved to depict a Queen, possibly giving offerings of devotion.

A late Victorian gold mounted shell cameo brooch, carved to depict a Queen, possibly giving offerings of devotion.

Length 6.5cms. 22.8gms.
With fitted case.

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Condition Report:
Scratches and small marks.
Shell shows fine cracking.
Scene appears medieval in style with a crowned woman and praying attendants, the woman kneeling and offering a basket of flowers.
Surround shows varied discolouration and some verdigris.
Electronically tests as approximately 12ct gold, possible gilt interference.
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Case shows general wear and fading.
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