Pair of Art Nouveau 18ct gold, sapphire and emerald oval cufflinks by Dreicer, New York c.1895, with beaded and fluted spiral pattern in relief, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Pair of Art Nouveau 18ct gold, sapphire and emerald oval cufflinks by Dreicer, New York c.1895, with beaded and fluted spiral pattern in relief,
Price: £4600
Ref No. 03392
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gadrooning to the border, each centred by a small cabochon emerald or sapphire accent stone, figure of eight connections, signed 'J. DREICER & SON' and '18K'
Length 1.6cm / 5/8''
Weight: 13g
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Pair of Art Nouveau 18ct gold, sapphire and emerald oval cufflinks by Dreicer, New York c.1895, with beaded and fluted spiral pattern in relief,

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