Pair of Art Deco blue and green enamel and 18ct gold cufflinks, French c.1925, the panels of oval shape, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Pair of Art Deco blue and green enamel and 18ct gold cufflinks, French c.1925, the panels of oval shape,
Price: £2600
Ref No. 07465
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the ground alternating blue and black stripes with a green design forming a partial border at one end, looped bar connectors, gold delineation, French gold assaymarks for 18ct and JD workshop mark for Jean Desmares
Panels 1.6 x 1.2cm /
Weight: 11g
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Pair of Art Deco blue and green enamel and 18ct gold cufflinks, French c.1925, the panels of oval shape,

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