Art Deco period 14ct gold 'Essex crystal' intaglio hunting cufflinks, c.1930, possibly American, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Art Deco period 14ct gold 'Essex crystal' intaglio hunting cufflinks, c.1930, possibly American,
Price: £3400
Ref No. 01873
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reverse carved and painted with a terrier type dog opposite a hunstman on horse, each circular domed rock crystal panel close collet set in gold and with dumbbell connectors stamped '14K and 'AF', engraved dedication to one of each: 'JEAN 5.31.37'
Diameter of panel 1.5cm / 9/16''
Weight: 11g
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