Pair of 19th century gold and gem set owl head cufflinks, probably by Paul Robin, Paris c.1870, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Pair of 19th century gold and gem set owl head cufflinks, probably by Paul Robin, Paris c.1870,
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 07513
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Description
each gold panel modelled in bold relief in the form of a characterful owl's face, the eyes set with cabochon gemstones, rubies to one and the other probably peridots, with chain connections, French gold assaymarks, indiscernible workshop mark
Width 1.5cm / 5/8''
Weight: 16g
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Pair of 19th century gold and gem set owl head cufflinks, probably by Paul Robin, Paris c.1870,

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