1909 Edwardian 22ct Gold Wedding Ring

Name: 1909 Edwardian 22ct Gold Wedding Ring
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1074479
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Corvidae Antique

Description

A fine solid gold Edwardian band in the unmistakeable rich colour of high-carat gold. In very good antique condition with normal surface wear, see photos.

Nicely hallmarked for 22-carat gold, Birmingham 1909.

Size: M and a half (UK), 6 and a half (US), approx 3mm wide.

Weight: 2.9g.

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Antique boxes pictured are for display only and not included unless specified; your item will come in a new box.

Physical Dimensions

Height

0.3cm (0.12")

Width

0.3cm (0.12")

Depth

0.3cm (0.12")

Declaration

Corvidae Antique has dated this piece to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1074479

Dealers Notes

Antique and vintage boxes photographed are for display only and are not included unless stated in the description.

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Description

A fine solid gold Edwardian band in the unmistakeable rich colour of high-carat gold. In very good antique condition with normal surface wear, see photos.

Nicely hallmarked for 22-carat gold, Birmingham 1909.