Vintage Savile Row frame, manufactured in the 1960s-70s. Features a bridge design directly descended from Algha Works and Hilton Classic, with excellent marble-patterned temple tips. Side-mounted, a classic style. 14K gold-filled roller gold. A dignified design that reflects the pride of a long-established British manufacturer. These are the same style of glasses that John Lennon loved. A key point is that this particular piece is an ultra-rare white gold 14k. While Savile Row, Algha, and Hilton Classic vintage frames are usually gold, white gold is extremely rare. I have only seen two, including this one, but the owner of a famous shop said, "I've only seen three white gold examples of Algha and Savile Row vintage frames." Also, while Algha and Savile Row vintage frames mostly have clear temple tips, this piece has rare charcoal gray marble-patterned ones. The lenses are, of course, glass lenses, with no coating. And I've chosen a flat curve. I will also include blue-colored, uncoated glass lenses. Glass lenses alone would cost over 15,000 yen per set, but I'm including them as a service. This model is rare and is now a hard-to-find collector's piece. Material: 14k white gold filled, with markings Frame width: 13cm Height: 4.7cm Bridge: 2.2cm Lens: 4.7cm No prescription. Condition: Purchased as deadstock, worn a few times. There is no serious damage that would hinder wear. Please refer to the photos. Regularly restored at Solakzade, so the condition at the time of purchase is maintained. However, please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect condition. Please purchase only if you understand vintage frames.