M307 19th century The fragments have been mounted

The fragments have been mounted onto coordinating antique mercury mirrors to create symmetrical and historical works of art

"Erin go Bragh" an anglicisation spelling of the Gaelic phrase Éirinn go Brách which means "Ireland Forever" or "God Save Ireland" which is also embroidered on the piece

18th century Japanese silk textile brocade with scrolling lotus and chrysanthemums framed with a print room border - a popular form of decoration in England and Ireland from the 1750's to the 1820's

Chalcedonian rosettes are natural

18th-century Italian medallions decorated with polished fossil agate coral and a baroque pearl

M307 19th century The fragments have been mounted17th century Italian hand carved and gilded crown with polished agate coral and baroque pearls. It is mounted on a coordinating gilded fragment and free forming agate coral base. This was originally from a historical Italian church. The distressed aspects of the crown have been decorated with cut and polished agate coral pieces and baroque pearls to look as though the piece evolved together over time. This piece is part of The Crown Collection, which