Georgian Regency Green & White Paste Tiara band and a reference to him

and a reference to him on the Board of Governors of "St Luke's Hospital for Lunatiks"

Made at a time when paste gemstones could command as much (or more) as the gemstones they emulated

The carving is exceptionally fine

The front is adorned with an intricately detailed depiction of Christopher wading through the river with Jesus on his shoulder

This attractive late Victorian pendant was made as a good luck charm

Georgian Regency Green & White Paste Tiara band and a reference to himDATE: Regency Period, c. 1815 A spectacular antique tiara dating from the Georgian Regency period, circa 1815. The craftsmanship is exceptional, featuring three stars embellished with various rococo style foliate motifs, and set with vibrant green and white paste gemstones. It remains in great antique condition STONES Green and White Paste Gemstone MEASUREMENTS Width: 14cm Depth: 13cm Height: 7cm WEIGHT 80. 8g MARKS No marks present, tests as