Sale 4982
London, South Kensington
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24 January 2006
Price realised
GBP 960
Estimate
A GROUP OF VARIOUS ITEMS Comprising: six pairs of cufflinks - one of circular design with blue enamel striped pattern, to single clip fittings; one 9ct. gold, of elongated oval shape with engine turned decoration, to chain-link connections; one 18ct gold, of textured button design with wire cross stitched central detail, to chain-link connections; one with oval fluorite cabochon to opposing torpedo-shaped bar, with chain-link connections, fluorite abraded; two of oval design with engraved monogram, to chain-link connections; a 9ct. gold square cigarette case with engine turned motif, hallmarked Birmingham 1944; a 9ct. gold vesta case, hallmarked Birmingham 1944; an 18ct. gold open faced pocketwatch with floral engraved case, hallmarked London 1861; and a 9ct. three colour gold triple-hoop ring
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