FOUR LATE 18TH CENTURY FOBS ON A LATER FANCY LINK BRACELETEach fob with an oval cornelian panel, one carved with the profile of Zeus; another with the profile of Apollo with lyre behind; the third with a classically robed maiden standing beside a fouled anchor, with the motto Never Despair; and a further fob carved with a crest with lion supports above the motto Est Encore Tempe; suspended from a fancy double link bracelet with an unidentified mark to the claspSize/dimensions: the fob panels 3.2cm long to 2.8cm long, bracelet 19.4cm longGross weight: 98.9 gramsThe armorial is that used by the von ROSEN family and the family was identified in French indexes as being of L'evonie. However more extensive European indexes provided by Reistap also identifies the arms to be of the same family of Stockholm, Sweden. Further research shows that family from Silesse Pom Dam, Bonn, Germany and that family established themselves as seal makers in Stockholm in the 18th century. Which is particularly interesting, in the case of this seal. This identifies His. Exe. Greve Fredrik Ulruk von ROSEN (1731-1793) who was created Comte de Bollwiller as a possible owner of the armorial.品相报告: The fobs all have some wear commensurate with age and use, they have wear to the tops where they have been previously worn, two have been patched. One of the fobs has a lot of wear, it is the one with the maiden and fouled anchor, it has been lead soldered and worn around the base, and it has had the loop replaced. The bracelet has wear, the clasp is in working order, slightly stiff