Georgian Grand Tour Coral Necklace guard chain the god-intoxicated celebrants draw milk

the god-intoxicated celebrants draw milk and honey from the streams

and the flames - likely French origin

with millegrain detailing to the shoulders and main two stones in eight claw mounts

6cm (including bail)

Georgian Grand Tour Coral Necklace guard chain the god-intoxicated celebrants draw milkDATE: Georgian, c. 1810 Incredible Georgian necklace hand carved orange coral beads of varying sizes and shapes. Of particular interest are the weird sort of pulley shaped ones paired together I have it on good authority (@ericaweiner) that these odd double ended shapes (there's presumably a name for them, but I'm unfamiliar) hark back to ancient Rome, where they represented nipples and or dicks. The necklace features 37 pairs of them, some tiny, some