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) He was the Vicar between 1793 and 1816 at Yoxford
the scallop shell became associated with religious pilgrimages such as Granada to Santiago de Compostela in Spain - pilgrims would wear the emblem as a display of faith through hardship and dedication
cornucopic border with blossoms
English hallmarks indicate 15ct gold
high carat gold
Victorian Wedgwood "Heracles & Tiresias" Brooch earrings ) He was the VicarA superb jasperware cameo in white over vivid royal blue signed Wedgwood. It depicts Heracles at Delphi, consulting the oracle Tiresias with Athena stood atop a pedestal entwined by snakes. The cameo is mounted in a simple 9 carat rose gold brooch mount with applied ropetwist border. Victorian, circa 1850. Tiresias, the blind Theban soothsayer, played an important role in a number of Greek myths, notably the Odyssey, the expedition of the Seven
