April 16, 2024
19th C. Sterling Silver Citrine Scottish Kilt Pin Lot 2600
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LOT 2600 Seller's Estimate: USD 50 - 10,000 Type of Item: Scottish kilt pin; Gold/Silver Content: Sterling silver; Stone Type: One citrine stone; Jewelry Setting Type: Prong; Stone Size: 29.1 mm round; Year or Era Produced: 19th Century; Approximate Measurement/Size: 3.25" x 3.25" x 1.25"; Hallmark Location: Back; Total Weight: 94 grams; The triple towered castle is a symbol for Edinburgh. In Edinburgh, the Scottish capital, a thistle mark was used since 1759 until 1974 to guarantee sterling silver, an alloy of silver containing 92.5 % fine silver and 7.5 % other metals. Payment: The buyer is responsible for paying the seller directly after winning the item. Details on accepted payment methods and where to send payment are provided in an invoice from the seller. Additional payment details from the seller: Acceptable forms of payment are American Express, Visa, MasterCard, & Discover. Complete payment is required day of auction (if bidding live at the auction gallery) or upon receipt of notification of a successful bid (if bidding as absentee, phone or online bidder). All online bidders will have the card on file charged the following day, unless prior communication has been made. Items not paid for after the 3rd day of sale are deemed noncollectable and marked bidder is marked as a non-paying bidder. Shipping: The buyer is responsible
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