Need help with ID

[trapperart]

Can anyone help with the age of these two finds. Both found at colonial site where we have found many 1700s coins.

 

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[d2]

Looks like Benjamin Franklin, sorta. Nice finds...d2

 

[DCMetal]

The first one looks to be a carnelian cameo.

 

[nhbenz]

At a glance I'd say the navy button is roughly 1812 period... I think the one listed in Albert's book as NA-6A... Either of these tidbits could be off by a bit.
Im pretty sure I can make out the word GILT on the back, but a bit of light cleaning to see the whole backmark might help in exact dating.

 

[dr-quest]

The cameo style piece may have been the end of a seal, either on a watch fob or even a ring. For pressing your mark into sealing wax on documents etc. By the hairstyle later 18th century is very likely. I have a few of them complete. Hope that helps

 

[ironhorse]

I feel both would date from the end of the 1700s to the early 1800s, roughly, and be described as "late Georgian"

 

[scratcher]

Very nice apparent carnelian intaglio! I would love to find that. Does it look like it was attached somehow on the back side?

 

[relic lover]

I don't know what the first thing is but I am in love with that button

 

[Garrett424]

I can't help you but I sure like 'em.
Excellent finds.