Pair of Art Deco gold and enamel cushion panel cufflinks, French c.1930, in green and black, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Pair of Art Deco gold and enamel cushion panel cufflinks, French c.1930, in green and black,
Price: £2800
Ref No. 03251
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Description
of spiralling windmill sail design in black around a jade-colour green circle to centre, on polished gold ground, chain connections, French assaymarks and workshop mark
Width 1.2cm / 7/16''
Weight: 8g
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