FABERGÉ Pair of round 72 zolotniks (750 thousandths) gold cufflinks, each set with a face-cut moonstone. face-shaped moonstone, each pair alternating with one stone in shades of blue symbolizing the moon, the other in shades of yellow symbolizing the sun, in a white enamel and gold thread pearl setting. Good condition, with tiny chips to the white enamel. Saint Petersburg, 1899-1908. Goldsmith: Albert HOLMSTRÖM for FABERGÉ. D. 1.6 cm. Total gross weight: 26.8 g Related work A similar pair of cufflinks by H. Wigström, circa 1903-1908 is shown in "Fabergé a comprehensive reference book", Geneva 2012, p. 282. Literature For a table bell featuring the same motif of a moon with a face, see "Fabergé a comprehensive reference book", Geneva 2012, p. 306.

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