Edwardian 18ct Gold Running Hare Tie Pin feed-condition-used The ring also sits low

The ring also sits low on the finger

These small brooches had versatile uses: a gentleman might wear one to secure a cravat

quite possibly of Burma origin

Historical figures such as George IV (1762-1830) were depicted wearing snake rings

peridot and a garnet

Edwardian 18ct Gold Running Hare Tie Pin feed-condition-used The ring also sits lowA wonderfully characterful Edwardian tie pin modelled in 18ct gold, depicting a hare caught mid stride. The detailing is charming. The textured fur, long ears swept back, and a tiny diamond eye giving a glint of life. In folklore, hares symbolise speed, intuition and good fortune, and in the Edwardian era they were popular motifs among country sportsmen and nature lovers. This little fellow brings movement, whimsy and a touch of the countryside to any