Rare French 19th C Brooch of Cupid with His Victim Vintage silver jewelry "Mano" means “hand” and "corno"

"Mano" means “hand” and "corno" means “horn

Age/Origin: English Victorian

and monogamy

After the coated mold is fired at the appropriate temperature the glass is fused creating a hollow object that can have thick or thin walls depending on the thickness of the Paté de Verre layers

Rare French 19th C Brooch of Cupid with His Victim Vintage silver jewelry "Mano" means “hand” and "corno"Have you ever felt personally victimized by cupid, himself? Indeed, you are not his first victim, and you likely will not be his last Depicting the moment in which he inflicts a new victim with the fire of love, Cupid is here seen delivering a burning torch to an unwilling recipient. His intended receiver recoils from his delivery and sheilds herself as she works upon a friend's wedding garland, reclining without concern. But the impudent imp is