Pair of antique 14ct gold, diamond, ruby and gem mask cufflinks, American c.1890 | Object | S. J. Phillips

Pair of antique 14ct gold, diamond, ruby and gem mask cufflinks, American c.1890
Price: £5000
Ref No. 04178
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, each panel in the form of a green-man face with wavy reeded 'hair', the open mouth set with a diamond to one panel and demantoid eyes, and a ruby to the opposite panel with diamond eyes, baton connectors, maker's mark to verso of 14 within an open 'C'
Panels: 1.7 x 1.1cm / 11/16 x 7/16''
Weight: 12g
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Pair of antique 14ct gold, diamond, ruby and gem mask cufflinks, American c.1890

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