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I'd say you can. It's only wondrous items that take up slots, not armour.
If you can conceivably wear the "clothing" under the "armour", it can take up the same "slot". A glove underneath a gauntlet makes sense.
If it were a gauntlet on another gauntlet, I'd argue against (if it were on the same hand, at least - on two hands is still okay, obviously).
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A locked gauntlet isn't a magic item, so it doesn't prevent the use of magic items that use the hands slot. If you wanted, you could wear deliquescent gloves and still use a locked gauntlet while gaining the benefits of both (bonus against disarms and weapon treated as having the corrosive property).
RAW, you can even wear a glove of storing and a magical spiked gauntlet on the same hand (say, as a combat cleric or oracle using a heavy shield), since the gauntlet is considered a weapon and not a slot item. The glove of storing is to readily switch between fighting with a weapon and casting, while the gauntlet makes a decent back-up in case you're disarmed.