WW1 Niello Silver AMARA 1916 Trench Art Signet Ring machine age and the owner probably had

and the owner probably had to start a second if they kept adding to the collection

00ct total (calculated)

Originally designed to be worn on the end of a pocket watch chain

and little plants in the foreground

as well as a sinking shark (representing the German U-boats) speared by a marline spike

WW1 Niello Silver AMARA 1916 Trench Art Signet Ring machine age and the owner probably hadDATE: Art Deco, c. 1916 Niello signet ring commemorating the siege of Kut Al Amara that took place in Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq) from the 7th December 1915 to the 29th April 1916. An 8000 strong British garrison stationed in the town of Kut, around 100 miles south of Baghdad, was besieged by the Ottoman 6th army. It was said, by historian Christopher Catherwood, to be "the worst defeat of the Allies in World War 1", with 23,000 dead or wounded on