Georgian Silesian Wirework Cross & Chain amulet to be "the worst defeat

to be "the worst defeat of the Allies in World War 1"

With JM Banks patent clasp and English hallmarks indicating it was made in the year 1882

The shoulders also feature fine foliate detailing

they engaged specialist chemists to manufacture explosives

Cool 1930s fortune telling ball/dice with 32 sides numbered 1 to 30

Georgian Silesian Wirework Cross & Chain amulet to be "the worst defeatDATE: Georgian, c. 1800 A cool and gothic necklace dating from the Georgian period, circa 1800. In the early 19th century, woven iron wire necklaces, also called Silesian wirework was known to to have been made in Silesia, Germany and Poland. It's also known as Berlin Iron. This particular piece features an articulated cross and medallion along with a chain too. The wirework is amazing, with thousands of tiny loops of continuous wire to create the