Lot 566
The carnelian carved with the arms and motto (Pretio Prudentia Præstat) of a descendant branch...
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Lot 566
19th century gold cased carnelian fob, MORISON
Estimate: £400 - £600
Current Bid: £360
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Lot 566
Lot Description
The carnelian carved with the arms and motto (Pretio Prudentia Præstat) of a descendant branch of the Morison family, possibly Roderick Morison, the third son of Donald Morison (1811-1897) from Stornoway, Ross and Cromarty who later settled in Queensland, Australia.
Dimensions: Length 3.2cms.
Era: 19th Century
Gemstone: Carnelian
Postage: Free
Weight: 20.1
Total lot weight: 20.1
Condition Report
Surface scratches and minor marks. General discolourations.
Electronically tests as approximately 10ct gold.
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