Other brand - Cufflinks - Edwardian Double-Sided by J & R Griffin in Carrington & Co Case - 9 kt. Yellow gold - Cufflinks, 1901 Chester
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Men's cufflinks in 9kt yellow gold with a total weight of 4.23 g, Edwardian double‑sided by J & R Griffin in Carrington & Co case, dating from 1901, with Chester assay marks and 375 fineness, in as new condition.
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A refined pair of Edwardian double-sided cufflinks made in 1901 by the Chester goldsmiths J & R Griffin (Joseph & Richard Griffin). Crafted in 9ct gold, each marquise-shaped panel is decorated with precise hand engraving, featuring crisp foliate scrolls and subtle cross-hatching typical of high-quality Edwardian workmanship. The overall design is elegant yet understated, ideal for a well-dressed gentleman who appreciates period detail and fine finishing.
Each of the four panels incorporates a blank shield-shaped cartouche, left untouched and ready for personalisation. These can be engraved with the owner’s initials or, when given as a gift, with the recipient’s monogram, making the set a particularly thoughtful and bespoke presentation piece. The cufflinks retain complete and sharply struck hallmarks: Chester assay marks for 1901, the maker’s mark J&R.G, and the 375 gold fineness mark. They are housed in an original retailer’s case from Carrington & Co, 130 Regent Street, London, the renowned court jewellers and luxury retailers, adding an extra layer of provenance, status, and collectability.
Maker: J & R Griffin
Date: 1901
Assay office: Chester
Retailer: Carrington & Co, 130 Regent Street, London
4.23 g total weight
2.0 x 0.8 cm each panel
The cufflinks are in exceptional antique condition, with crisp engraving and minimal signs of wear. The gold surfaces are clean and well preserved, and the links operate smoothly. The original Carrington & Co case is in good period condition, showing only light age-related wear, and presents the set attractively for storage or gifting.
Please take time to view all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and provide an accurate representation of the item’s details and condition.
The shipping cost includes professional packaging, full insurance, and tracked delivery, ensuring the parcel reaches you safely and securely.
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A refined pair of Edwardian double-sided cufflinks made in 1901 by the Chester goldsmiths J & R Griffin (Joseph & Richard Griffin). Crafted in 9ct gold, each marquise-shaped panel is decorated with precise hand engraving, featuring crisp foliate scrolls and subtle cross-hatching typical of high-quality Edwardian workmanship. The overall design is elegant yet understated, ideal for a well-dressed gentleman who appreciates period detail and fine finishing.
Each of the four panels incorporates a blank shield-shaped cartouche, left untouched and ready for personalisation. These can be engraved with the owner’s initials or, when given as a gift, with the recipient’s monogram, making the set a particularly thoughtful and bespoke presentation piece. The cufflinks retain complete and sharply struck hallmarks: Chester assay marks for 1901, the maker’s mark J&R.G, and the 375 gold fineness mark. They are housed in an original retailer’s case from Carrington & Co, 130 Regent Street, London, the renowned court jewellers and luxury retailers, adding an extra layer of provenance, status, and collectability.
Maker: J & R Griffin
Date: 1901
Assay office: Chester
Retailer: Carrington & Co, 130 Regent Street, London
4.23 g total weight
2.0 x 0.8 cm each panel
The cufflinks are in exceptional antique condition, with crisp engraving and minimal signs of wear. The gold surfaces are clean and well preserved, and the links operate smoothly. The original Carrington & Co case is in good period condition, showing only light age-related wear, and presents the set attractively for storage or gifting.
Please take time to view all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and provide an accurate representation of the item’s details and condition.
The shipping cost includes professional packaging, full insurance, and tracked delivery, ensuring the parcel reaches you safely and securely.
Here is a suitable Catawiki-style title that matches the tone and structure of your example:
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Style
Edwardian
Brand
Other brand
Metal
Yellow gold
Model
Edwardian Double-Sided by J & R Griffin in Carrington & Co Case
Brand jewellery
Yes
Fineness
9 kt.
Total weight
4.23 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Men
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Title additional information
Cufflinks, 1901 Chester
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