Four mourning rings, Late 17th - mid 19th centuries1st: Late 17th century, set with a gilt wire monogram between enamel putti, beneath faceted paste, the reverse inscribed with initials, I W/ E W, the foliate band decorated with black enamel, mounted in gold, 2nd: Late 18th century, the woven gold band decorated with black enamel and gold dedications, the front set with a cushion-shaped purple paste in a foiled and closed-back setting, mounted in gold, 3rd: 1822, the 18 carat yellow gold band decorated with black and white enamel, the front plaque depicting an urn inscribed, 'EMMA/ 1823', a glazed compartment containing hairwork to the reverse, the inner band inscribed 'died Jany 26 1823. Aged 21', 4th: 1838, the rose-cut diamond forget-me-not flower to a tapering band, decorated with light blue enamel and gilt lettering, In Memory Of, a glazed compartment containing woven hairwork to the reverse, the inner band inscribed 'William Pattison who died 12. Feb. 1843.', mounted in 18 carat yellow gold, 1st with some enamel loss, 3rd with goldsmith's mark AJS and London hallmark, 4th with goldsmith's mark JF and London hallmark, ring sizes approx.: 1st M, 2nd Q, 3rd G (hoop off-round), 4th L (4)