Victorian Bronze Phallus "Fertility Amulet" acrostic and a snake knotted around

and a snake knotted around her neck

Cool vintage school badge once worn (presumably) by a chorister

It was made in 13th Century Byzantium

A sweet Georgian flower brooch set with almandine garnets and natural pearls

tests as rolled gold

Victorian Bronze Phallus "Fertility Amulet" acrostic and a snake knotted aroundDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 An antique novelty phallus pendant dating from the latter half of the 19th Century. It's fashioned in cast bronze, kind of disgustingly well detailed, and featuring a two tailed lizard riding on top the latter considered lucky? Since ancient times the phallus has been a symbol of fertility and good fortune and, probably, always with a certain element of humour (I'm looking at you, Bezos). MEASUREMENTS Length: 6cm WEIGHT 24. 5g