Pair of late 19th century 18ct gold, ruby and demantoid garnet hammered oval panel cufflinks, English c.1895, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Pair of late 19th century 18ct gold, ruby and demantoid garnet hammered oval panel cufflinks, English c.1895,
Price: £4600
Ref No. 06419
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each centred by a cushion cut gem, ruby opposite demantoid, the ground of stipple dimpled ground, chain connections, marked '18CT' to the backs
Oval panels 19 x 11mm / � x 7/16''
Weight: 17.5g
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Pair of late 19th century 18ct gold, ruby and demantoid garnet hammered oval panel cufflinks, English c.1895,

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