Bidspirit auction | A Group of George V

A Group of George V and Later Sterling Silver Cufflinks - A group of two pairs of sterling silver chain-link cufflinks. The first pair features oval faces decorated with bright blue guilloché enamel centres within white enamel borders, connected by short lengths of chain to plain silver oval backs. These backs are engraved with a script monogram reading F.R.H. A second pair consists of heavy, rectangular silver bars with a polished finish and bevelled edges, similarly joined by chain links. The enamel cufflinks bear a full set of British hallmarks including the maker mark AR, the anchor symbol for the Birmingham Assay Office, the lion passant for sterling silver, and a lowercase date letter h for the year 1932. The bar cufflinks feature several marks struck into the connecting links, including a rectangular cartouche with the character N, a second with T, a lion passant, an oval cartouche reading .925, and a circular mark containing a stylized S. Gross Weight: 26.425 g.