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I can't see the back, but could it be a livery button? Breezie
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Agree we have to see the back, but it looks like a cufflink button.
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Looks like a cuff link maybe late 1700's to mid 1800's
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is the design a tulip or Fleur d lee ?CRUSADER said:
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