Cufflinks - 9 kt. Yellow gold - Arthur Loft -1920
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Gentleman’s 9K yellow gold cufflinks, total weight 4.79 g, dating to 1920 by Arthur Loft of Manchester, in excellent condition with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Rare Collectible 9kt Gold Cufflinks (375) - Arthur Loft (A.L.), Manchester 1920 - Birmingham
Material: 9-karat solid gold (purity 375/1000).
Total Weight: 4.79 grams.
Dimensions: Oval plates measuring approximately 18 mm by 13 mm.
Manufacturer (Makers Mark): Made in the prestigious workshops of Arthur Loft (A.L.), a renowned wholesale jeweler from Manchester based in the historic Kilverts building.
Historical dating: Year 1920 (identified by the date letter 'V' with clipped corners).
Testing Office: Birmingham, United Kingdom (the slanted anchor mark).
Design: Elegant oval plates with guilloché edges and a central monogram. Joining system via an original antique gold chain.
Condition: Extraordinary state of preservation for a piece over 100 years old (Real Antiquity).
Metal Verification and Warranty
Logistics and Packaging
Shipping: Carried out by a professional courier, with a tracking code and comprehensive insurance included in the transport price.
Packaging: The lot is shipped with its corresponding jewelry case to ensure maximum protection during transit.
Legal Notice: Please read the description and examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the lot’s description. Being a piece from 1920, any minor mark is a testament to its century-old history.
Rare Collectible 9kt Gold Cufflinks (375) - Arthur Loft (A.L.), Manchester 1920 - Birmingham
Material: 9-karat solid gold (purity 375/1000).
Total Weight: 4.79 grams.
Dimensions: Oval plates measuring approximately 18 mm by 13 mm.
Manufacturer (Makers Mark): Made in the prestigious workshops of Arthur Loft (A.L.), a renowned wholesale jeweler from Manchester based in the historic Kilverts building.
Historical dating: Year 1920 (identified by the date letter 'V' with clipped corners).
Testing Office: Birmingham, United Kingdom (the slanted anchor mark).
Design: Elegant oval plates with guilloché edges and a central monogram. Joining system via an original antique gold chain.
Condition: Extraordinary state of preservation for a piece over 100 years old (Real Antiquity).
Metal Verification and Warranty
Logistics and Packaging
Shipping: Carried out by a professional courier, with a tracking code and comprehensive insurance included in the transport price.
Packaging: The lot is shipped with its corresponding jewelry case to ensure maximum protection during transit.
Legal Notice: Please read the description and examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the lot’s description. Being a piece from 1920, any minor mark is a testament to its century-old history.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
9 kt.
Total weight
4.79 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Men
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Title additional information
Arthur Loft -1920
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