Georgian "Can You Keep a Secret" Rebus Intaglio Seal Fob tea service The word is often used

The word is often used as the name for a cemetery

one of the three twisted "arms" as detached at the bottom which our jeweller will repair prior to shipping

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painstakingly hand carved with an incredible level of detail

Georgian "Can You Keep a Secret" Rebus Intaglio Seal Fob tea service The word is often usedDATE: Georgian, c. 1820 Can you keep a secret? A cool antique seal fob dating from the Georgian period, circa 1820. The base is set with an intaglio carved glass panel, featuring a rebus puzzle. Popular in the Georgian period, the rebus puzzle or "pictogram" typically uses pictures, symbols or letters to spell out parts and syllables of words. In this case, a can for CAN, a yew tree for YOU and the rest "keep a secret". Maybe given to someone as a