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It is 1 1/8 inches wide and made of brass or copper, looks somewhere in the middle. There are no tell tale signs of how it was mounted on the back. Any ideas? Art
 

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By design influence it looks Renaissance / Florentine. Not to imply that its 15th Century. If 19th Century then its Renaissance Revival. Lobster tail helmet.
 
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Victorian Minerva brooch.

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I think your medallion is a portrayal of St. George. Hence the dragon. It has similar design details as the cameo, ca. 1820, with its
lobstertail helmet, scaled earflaps & ruffles at the neck. This suggests they may have both been modeled after a more
commonly known image of St. George. I think your medallion is at least early 19th century.
Pommeraie Antiques - s045 - antique victorian vintage cameos, cameo brooch

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I think your medallion is a portrayal of St. George. Hence the dragon. It has similar design details as the cameo, ca. 1820, with its
lobstertail helmet, scaled earflaps & ruffles at the neck. This suggests they may have both been modeled after a more
commonly known image of St. George. I think your medallion is at least early 19th century.
Pommeraie Antiques - s045 - antique victorian vintage cameos, cameo brooch



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St George it is. The timeline is right. Thank you for the ID. Arty
 
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