The frame set with calibré-cut rubies, the thumbpiece set with cabochon rubies, to a mesh bag and belcher link chain handle, measuring approximately 120 x 130 x 5mm, numbered, British import hallmarks and indistinct sponsor's mark, gross weight approximately 175 grams, one ruby deficient. 

Inside of lid stamped with British import hallmarks for London, 9 carat gold, date letter P for 1910 and indistinct sponsor's mark. Numbered 43675. Links each stamped 375. One ruby deficient in corner of frame and mesh has come a little unlinked around hinge. Surface wear to rubies. Some small spots where links have disconnected, however these are minor. Some tarnish to inside of frame. Gross weight approximately 175 grams. Overall condition good.
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