This is a rare and beautiful loose glass seal from the 18th century. The seal depicts the front facial profile of a putti/cherub. This intaglio has no maker marks.
The "face of putti" typically refers to the facial features of a putto, which is a winged baby or child figure in art. A putti is often associated with love, joy, or innocence. Putti are often depicted with playful or mischievous expressions, and soft, rounded cheeks, a small mouth, and a high, smooth forehead generally characterize their features. They can be found in various artistic contexts, from classical sculptures and frescoes to Renaissance and Baroque paintings.
The intricate intaglio design of this seal makes it a unique and special piece. This truly is a lovely seal. It would add a touch of sentimental charm to any letter. This seal is a true gem for collectors. It measures .629" long. It's perfect for those who appreciate the intricate style of these collectible seals. This would also be wonderful mounted and worn as a piece of jewelry. An excellent quality Georgian intaglio seal depicting the face of a putti.
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