Another find to identify

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My friend finds so much and I try to post here to find out what it is, so anyone knows, thanks 18BBF2AA-0B2F-42D4-8C8E-D3BC52C20EFB.jpeg
 

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Sometimes they re-used ancient carved gemstones in modern jewelry, but I think this is a case of a Roman 'Style' carnelian carved stone. Might be some other stone or even glass, hard to tell from picture.
 

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Intaglio cut Roman soldier stones were pretty popular from Victorian era to the 1940's. Picture is a little rough to get a great look at it, but I'd say it was most likely part of a watch fob.
 

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3lb 2oz diffinitly not an apple peeler! Lol

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