15ct Early 19th Century Lyre Fob with Intaglio base

15ct Early 19th Century Lyre Fob with Intaglio base

Marsoni

M251S

$173.97

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15ct Early 19th Century Lyre Fob with Intaglio baseA wonderful antique fob seal with an engraved intaglio base. Tested as 15ct gold. Dating to the first half of the 19th Century circa 1830. The body of the piece is shaped like a lyre and tests as 15ct gold. It would make an interesting addition to a necklace stack or charm bracelet. The fob is 3. 2cm tall and the intaglio base is 1. 6x1. 5cm. A nice solid piece with a weight of 7. 3g. The base is a foil backed gem engraved with a gentlemans profile.

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I ate these straight from the tin at room temperature, sometimes sopping up the extra liquid with decent bread. I purchased these because I wanted to try an alternative to the King Oscar. I've tried a couple different kinds of mackerel over the years, and while the King Oscar has been the best I find their olive oil varieties to be a bit acrid. Not so with these Otter Kingdom fillets. Theses are actual fillets, so they are larger and meatier, and in my experience they have a looser grain than the mackerel I'm used to. They are high-quality, so I'm not detecting any bones and there's no formaldehyde-flavor, no imperfections in the cut. The oil is quite thin/watery and fairly small in volume. This isn't an issue for me, if anything I'd say it's welcome as it doesn't overpower the fish. These make a great compliment to my tinned fish rotation, which includes tuna, squid/octopus, sardines, cod liver, oysters, and sometimes sprats, salmon, and trout. The price is better than King Oscar, so I can have it more regularly without feeling like I'm being immoderate. Would recommend.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024