No reserve price - Cufflinks Silver - Greyhound Miniatures
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Antique pair of double-oval silver cufflinks (silver 800) with hand-painted miniature dogs, dating to 1850–1900, total weight 9.3 g, in good used condition with natural patina; no laboratory report.
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Rare exquisite pair of antique double oval silver cufflinks with hand-painted miniature depictions of hunting dogs/greyhounds - Early 1900s
Splendid and rare pair of antique double oval cufflinks made in silver, decorated with finely hand-painted miniatures depicting refined dogs (greyhound/shepherd/hunting style). A piece of great elegance and notable collecting interest.
Material: 800 silver (hallmark present but barely visible/partially worn by time, as shown in photo).
Decorative technique: Hand-painted enamel miniature on a silver background, rich in detail and with a beautiful natural antique patina.
Subject: Depiction of two different dog types for each pair of ovals (one dog with a fawn/white coat and one with a black/white coat).
Structure: Classic double-oval model joined by the original bar.
Dimensions per oval: 15 x 20 mm
Total weight: 9.3 g
Conditions: Good antique condition with an untouched original patina to preserve its ancient charm. Slight and natural signs of time on the painting that guarantee authenticity and manual execution.
The photographs are an integral part of the description. They show visual details, signs of time, and the real conditions that complement the written text.
Rare exquisite pair of antique double oval silver cufflinks with hand-painted miniature depictions of hunting dogs/greyhounds - Early 1900s
Splendid and rare pair of antique double oval cufflinks made in silver, decorated with finely hand-painted miniatures depicting refined dogs (greyhound/shepherd/hunting style). A piece of great elegance and notable collecting interest.
Material: 800 silver (hallmark present but barely visible/partially worn by time, as shown in photo).
Decorative technique: Hand-painted enamel miniature on a silver background, rich in detail and with a beautiful natural antique patina.
Subject: Depiction of two different dog types for each pair of ovals (one dog with a fawn/white coat and one with a black/white coat).
Structure: Classic double-oval model joined by the original bar.
Dimensions per oval: 15 x 20 mm
Total weight: 9.3 g
Conditions: Good antique condition with an untouched original patina to preserve its ancient charm. Slight and natural signs of time on the painting that guarantee authenticity and manual execution.
The photographs are an integral part of the description. They show visual details, signs of time, and the real conditions that complement the written text.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Estimated period
1850-1900
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
9.3 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Men
Country of origin
Unknown
Title additional information
Greyhound Miniatures
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