Early Victorian Coral Manu Fica Pendant aigrette with highly ornate engraved split
Description
with highly ornate engraved split shoulders crafted in 15 karat gold throughout
A sensational Victorian cameo brooch depicting the famous image of Saint George slaying the Dragon
all crafted in 15 karat gold
and complete with the original bail
Early Victorian Coral Manu Fica Pendant aigrette with highly ornate engraved splitDATE: Victorian, c. 1840 Cool antique coral 'manu fica' amulet dating from the early Victorian period, circa 1840. It's gold topped with finely engraved detailing, and the coral is coloured beautifully a slightly muted pinkish orange. The coral is Italian, likely picked up by a Grand Tourer on the Roman leg of their European adventure. The Manu Fica (aka figa, fig hand, mano fico) is an ancient obscene gesture, intended to figuratively represent
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