Round green jasper medallion with white relief of Cupid stringing his bow. Cupid also known as Eros or Amor, The god of Love, he is often seen portrayed with a bow and arrows in order to strike with his 'cupid's darts.

Cupid stringing his bow

Wedgwood

About 1870

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