Antique, 18ct Gold, Forget me nots, Keeper Ring, Hallmarked in 1919

An 18ct Gold Antique Keeper ring, featuring forget me not, floral motifs, hallmarked in 1919 just after world war 1, by acclaimed Birmingham Goldsmiths Kirby Patrick and sons

This hand crafted solid 18ct Gold ring is very striking on the finger with its chunky proportions and well defined detailing. Featuring an array of hand engraved forget me not motifs in an entwined design, symbolising loyalty and devotion

The forget me not design covers the front of the finger in vibrant 18ct Gold, solid and chunky and great for everyday wear!

UK Size N 1/2

US size 7

Weight: 5.3 grams

Dimensions: 10.3mm high at the front, graduates to 3.5mm at the rear

Hallmark: Crown 18 (for 18ct Gold) Birmingham assay mark, Date letter for 1919

Maker's mark: KBSP (Kinsey Brothers & Patrick of Birmingham)

Condition: Very Good Antique condition, the band is a tiny bit out of round but not seen at all when worn

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