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This "utility mark" was introduced by the English assay offices in 1942 during the darkest days of WW2
The beads display beautiful colouration
Size: 22mm by 19
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Edwardian Rebus (?) Charm rose gold to use the correct mineralogicalBeing honest: we have no idea what this charm means It's a gold disc, slightly convex, with coloured enamel lettering. Larger B and D in red, a smaller E in black and an O above it in white. Could it be a rebus puzzle? Or maybe initials of two (or more) people? Is it a tag for a dog collar? Is it just nonsense? A trick in the guise as a puzzle? Is the unusual maker's mark a further clue? Answers on a postcard, please. It's crafted in 9ct gold and
