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Enamel
flowers with cut steel border |
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The
Victorians had a language of flowers that was used to send loving messages.
The red rose is for love, and the forget-me-not is self explanatory.
The flowers are painted on a white enamel base and covered with a clear
layer of enamel before firing.
The enamel disc is held in metal with a border of cut steels.
Cut steel is mentioned in a history book of 1686.
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