WW1 "YZER" Trench Art Signet Ring chinese which came in and out

which came in and out of fashion through the 18th and 19th Centuries

The remainder of the band has been adorned with intricately woven human hair… something that the Victorians were expert in creating

including rose and clover motifs among others

Modelled in 15 karat gold with silver settings and a rococo-revival band

and later exported to the US where it gave its name to gambling parlors

WW1 "YZER" Trench Art Signet Ring chinese which came in and outDATE: WW1, c. 1914 An unusually styled WW1 trench art signet ring commemorating the battle of Yzer which took place along a stretch of the Yser river, Belgium, in October 1914. The German advance was held by a large Belgian force, but the defensive stand was costly for both sides. The Allied victory blocked the Germans from occupying the last pocket of Belgium at this early stage in the war; it remained in Allied control until 1918, and was a great