Antique cufflinks and stick pin. The stick pin is set to top with a round old cutdiamond in an open backrubovermillegrain setting with an approximate weight of 0.05 carats within a sculpted carved form of a bearded man's head and an ornate pierced scroll motif frame, fitted to reverse with solid pointed pin. Accompanied by a matching pair of cufflinks, similarly set with a head of an open mouthed bearded man with ornate scroll work, securly fitted to reverse with a five linked chain to an outward pointed marquise form with scrolls and beaded openwork. Marked 18 carat yellow gold, total approximate weight 14.66 grams, French, the pin approximately 7cm in length, circa 1890.
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Antique cufflinks and stick pin, French, circa 1890.
Antique cufflinks and stick pin. The stick pin is set to top with a round old cut diamond in an open back rubover millegrain setting with an approximate weight of 0.05 carats within a sculpted carved form of a bearded man's head and an ornate pierced scroll motif frame, fitted to reverse with solid pointed pin. Accompanied by a matching pair of cufflinks, similarly set with a head of an open mouthed bearded man with ornate scroll work, securly fitted to reverse with a five linked chain to an outward pointed marquise form with scrolls and beaded openwork. Marked 18 carat yellow gold, total approximate weight 14.66 grams, French, the pin approximately 7cm in length, circa 1890.
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