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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY 18CT. GOLD BUCKLE
Modelled as clasped male and female hands within an openwork shaped surround with ivy leaf decoration symbolising fidelity and marriage, hallmarked London 1905, the reverse inscribed 1856-1906 "What is between us two we know: take hands and let the whole worls go" and "Untouched with any shade of years may those kind eyes forever dwell", in fitted case by Goldsmith and Silversmiths Company Ltd
Modelled as clasped male and female hands within an openwork shaped surround with ivy leaf decoration symbolising fidelity and marriage, hallmarked London 1905, the reverse inscribed 1856-1906 "What is between us two we know: take hands and let the whole worls go" and "Untouched with any shade of years may those kind eyes forever dwell", in fitted case by Goldsmith and Silversmiths Company Ltd
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Presented on the occasion of Sir William and Lady Crookes's Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1906