19th century gold, corallium rubrum and enamel fringe necklace and pair of earrings en suite by Robert Phillips of Cockspur Street, London c.1870 | Object | S. J. Phillips

19th century gold, corallium rubrum and enamel fringe necklace and pair of earrings en suite by Robert Phillips of Cockspur Street, London c.1870
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 60431
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, the necklace alternating corallium rubrum bead drops with gold and green enamel ivy leaves, from a flexible collar rung with gold hoops, the earrings with principal enamelled ivy leaf hung with three corallium rubrum drops, gold half-ball tops
Length of necklace 38.5cms / 15�'' Length of earrings 5.5cms / 2 1/8''
Weight: 55g
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19th century gold, corallium rubrum and enamel fringe necklace and pair of earrings en suite by Robert Phillips of Cockspur Street, London c.1870

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