Antique 9ct rose gold lucky bean cufflinks, Edwardian

Antique 9ct rose gold lucky bean cufflinks, EdwardianA fantastic pair of antique Edwardian era 9ct Rose gold lucky bean cufflinks. They feature a modelled rose gold lucky bean to one end and are attached to a ball and barbell anchor with a short gold chain. The cufflinks are stamped and marked in various areas throughout. Rich rose gold tones give them a warm and regal feel whilst the lucky bean adds an element of playfulness. Why are beans lucky though I hear you ask? And it's not Jack and the

largest sapphire approx 4

Weighs approx 6

could also be utilised as a choker necklace depending on size

A nice attractive fob with a decorative design and a 9ct Rose gold shield shaped cartouche to the centre

It is an oval shaped locket with an almost brushed silver finish

It has a slender rich gold band leading up to the front platinum setting

small ding to the smooth backApprox measurements:Outer circumference is 7

The reverse is a smooth brushed finish and the bangle is hinged with a slightly oval shape

makers mark WH William Hall and date letter for 1796

we are able to advise whether the piece is running but a full service is always recommended for any timepiece following travel

The ring has decorative bifurcated shoulders and a slim 9ct yellow gold band

Made by the renowned and highly respected maker Deakin and Francis