Rare Georgian 9ct Gold Clasp with Farm Agricultural Scene and Vauxhall Glass Multi-Strand Necklace. feed-condition-used Choker necklaces were made popular

Choker necklaces were made popular by Queen Alexandra

It would make a very pretty engagement ring

and is another reason why it is so collectable and sought-after today

the effect is both modern and timeless

A pair of stylish Art Deco Cufflinks made in Chester in 1927 by E Whitehouse & Son

Rare Georgian 9ct Gold Clasp with Farm Agricultural Scene and Vauxhall Glass Multi-Strand Necklace. feed-condition-used Choker necklaces were made popularThe necklace is held together by an exquisite and rare Georgian clasp dating from the 1780s, which takes for form of a hair work and sepia pastoral scene. It shows a country cottage in a rural setting with two doves carrying a love knot above. Symbolically, this means 'The further you fly the closer we tie'. At the front is a rake and spade and two birds. The Vauxhall Glass is believed to be a later addition from the mid Victorian era. It is possible