April 16, 2024
4250 Early Guilloche Cabbage Roses Enamel Silver Charms
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4250 Early Guilloche Cabbage Roses Enamel Silver Charms ~ 2 Please note that on all my auctions, I usually put in my inventory number at the front of my title. This number has nothing to do with the age of the piece up for auction, as some of my inventory numbers could be misconstrued as dates. Please read all of the description before bidding. Thank you. These are very old guilloche enamel painted cabbage roses in a 4-leaf clover charm motif. T is some wear to the silver over (what looks to be) brass. These 2 charms measure 1/2" wide. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE I guarantee the items I sell on eBay as well as my website. If I mis-represent an item I will offer a refund. Some of these items have flaws because they are vintage. I state every flaw I see in my description. I work very hard to find quality items & work hard at my research. If you have any question at all, please email me. My feedback should reflect the integrity of my transactions. If I missed a flaw on a piece I will be happy to refund in full. All I ask is that you contact me within 2 days of receiving the item & return it in 3 days from the date you received it. I will refund your money immediately upon receiving it in the same condition as it was sent. SHIPPING/HANDLING/INSURANCE POLICY: I ship first class mail with signature confirmation within the USA. This means you
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