Georgian "God Feeds the Ravens" Intaglio Seal Fob Pendant porcelain Knoll & Pregizer makers mark

Knoll & Pregizer makers mark

The formation of the mineral was long supposed to be an example of pseudomorphism

and carved and cabochon rubies

An outstanding antique cluster ring dating from the early 20th Century

as well as six turquoise-set Forget Me Not flowers

Georgian "God Feeds the Ravens" Intaglio Seal Fob Pendant porcelain Knoll & Pregizer makers markDATE: Georgian, c. 1760 A cool Georgian intaglio seal fob dating from the latter half of the 18th century, circa 1760. The chalcedony panel is engraved with a Welsh heraldic crest and Latin motto that reads: DEUS PASCIT CORVOS, or "God feeds the ravens". The crest comprises a shield with three ravens and a chevron, with a further raven perched on top and foliate decorations running along the edges I believe it to be the Williams family crest and motto