$1,245.00
A rare pair of late Victorian to early Edwardian double-sided cufflinks in silver, each face decorated with a finely painted enamel portrait of an English greyhound.
The enamel work is detailed and expressive, capturing the distinctive features of the breed with a naturalistic approach typical of the period. The greyhound—long associated with speed, elegance, and aristocratic sporting culture—gives the cufflinks a clear thematic identity while maintaining a refined scale.
Each face is further set with a row of three single-cut diamonds within a milgrain border, introducing a measured brightness that complements rather than competes with the enamel.
The double-sided construction allows the design to remain visible in wear, with the faces joined by chain connectors that provide both flexibility and ease of use.
A distinctive and characterful pair, combining finely executed enamel, subtle diamond accents, and a subject matter strongly associated with the period.
• Origin: Continental Europe
• Date: ca. 1900
• Maker: Unknown
• Metal: Silver
• Gemstones: Single-cut diamonds
• Diamond Weight: .12 ct
• Dimensions: 7/8" x 9/16" (15 x 21 mm)
• Weight: 8.0 grams
• Condition: Excellent; no enamel loss; minor age-appropriate wear visible under magnification
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