9ct Yellow Gold Regimental Cufflinks - Antique Circa 1880

These stunning, fine and impressive Victorian cufflinks have been crafted in 9ct yellow gold with 9ct rose and white gold accents.

The anterior link bears a cast and applied rose gold regimental badge, pertaining to the 59th (2nd Nottinghamshire) Regiment of Foot.

The opposing link is ornamented with a cast and applied white gold fleur-de-lis.

The links secure to the reverse with a 9ct yellow gold five link chain.

The reverse of each cufflink is struck with the maker's mark (BN - Benjamin Ninnes).

These antique cufflinks are fitted to the original leatherette presentation box, with a green satin and velvet lining and securing with a push fit catch.

The interior of the box bears the retailer's mark B. Ninnes Goldsmith, Hythe

Date: Circa 1880

These impressive antique gold regimental cufflinks are excellent quality and a superior gauge of gold.

The cufflinks are in excellent condition, with clear hallmarks to the reverse of each link.

The decoration to each cufflink is very sharp; the detail determines these cufflinks have seen little to no use.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of men's jewellery/estate jewelry.

Length of link 1.83cm/0.72"

Width of link 1.47cm/0.58"

Chain length 2.31cm/0.91"

13.21 grams