Tuxedo set Tuxedo set Consisting of a pair of cufflinks and three breastplate buttons, in 18k yellow and white gold, with circular openwork satin-finished pads, chased with foliage and set with rose-cut diamonds. French work circa 1910 Gross weight: 17.74 g A diamond and 18k gold set composed of a pair of cufflinks and three collar buttons, French work circa 1910 CONDITION REPORT : Good condition, wear patina Marked by the jeweler Félix Talon In box CONDITION REPORT : Good condition, usual wear Félix Talon jeweller's hallmark In its box Case

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