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Vintage 9kt yellow gold and enamel cufflinks with coat of arms

About the Item

Vintage 9kt yellow gold cufflinks with a coat of arms. Each cufflink consists of two plaques: one plaque shows a blue and red enamel and the second one features a coat of arms with a medieval knight head helmet, sword, and a griffin. Made in England, Circa 1930's Maker: C&P ( unidentified) Hallmarked with 9kt. gold. Dimensions - Length x Width: 3 x 1.1 cm Weight: 6 grams Comes in a box. Condition: The cufflinks are pre - owned, with minor signs of usage, good and pleasant condition overall. A knight and a griffin are two distinct figures that often appear in myths, legends, and fantasy stories. Knight: A knight is a skilled and heavily armoured warrior, typically associated with the medieval period. Knights were known for their code of chivalry, which emphasized virtues such as courage, honour, and loyalty. They were often depicted as mounted soldiers, riding on horses and wielding weapons like swords, lances, and shields. Knights were central figures in stories of heroism, quests, and battles, and they represented ideals of bravery, justice, and protection. Griffin: A griffin is a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle. It combines the attributes of two powerful and majestic animals, symbolizing both strength and wisdom. Griffins are often portrayed as guardians of treasures or sacred places, and they are sometimes associated with protecting against evil forces. In many legends, encountering a griffin is seen as a significant challenge, as these creatures are formidable and awe-inspiring. When the two figures are combined in a story, it usually involves a narrative of a brave knight taking on the daunting task of facing a griffin. This encounter represents a test of the knight's courage, skill, and honour in the face of a formidable and mythical adversary. The story may explore themes of heroism, overcoming challenges, and the triumph of good over evil, often highlighting the knight's virtues and the mythical nature of the griffin.

Metal:

Enamel

Place of Origin:

United Kingdom

Period:

1930-1939

Date of Manufacture:

1930's

Condition:

Wear consistent with age and use.

Seller Location:

Braintree, GB