Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Bachelor Button Cufflinks CHILDRENAntique Victorian cufflinks featuring a beautiful engraved pattern of bamboo and a bird. This type of cufflink was called solitaires and later renamed bachelor buttons. They were made by George West in 1872 in England. On the back of the cufflinks there is a spring action mechanism allowing for the two halves of the cufflink to come away from one another, this action was patented, as indicated by the words 'WEST'S PATENT'. The front of the cufflink is
Vintage 1970s 9ct yellow gold necklace featuring a single diamond set into two circles
The brooch measures 2cm /0
giving the mirror a French feel
The chain of the necklace has decorative ornate links
The necklace measures 4
featuring an etched surface
Within religious contexts
The shoe is decorated with a scalloped edge at the bottom of the piece with a rope frame
body and tail of the lizard
Vintage 1960s bangle set in sterling silver
Vintage Edwardian paste brooch
and Egyptians believed the stone could prevent ageing