Vintage Mid-Century David Andersen Cufflinks Four Seasons Enamel Silver Gilt

Timeless elegance are the main feature of the smooth cufflinks created in the 1950's out of 800 silver. The show side is designed as a concave amorph form.

These cufflinks were handcrafted in Finland in the 1970's out of silver. The cufflinks are designed as a circular disk with an outer and an inner circular frames. two raised circle...

This pair of mid-20th century cufflinks was handcrafted out of sterling silver made of two amorph sides and two elongated oval elements. Both sides off the cufflinks have a hammered ...

These Belle Epoque cufflinks have been created at the beginning of the 20th century. Round facetted garnets have been mounted in round silver links. The silver has been gilt. The cuf...

Immerse yourself in the opulence and history of Tsarist Russia with this exceptionally rare pair of vintage Russian Imperial presentation cufflinks, masterfully crafted in gilt silver and exquisitely detailed with regal portraiture. Each cufflink showcases the profile portraits of the last Russian Emperor, Nicholas II, and his Empress, Alexandra Feodorovna, preserved in striking relief—a tribute to their enduring legacy and the twilight of Imperial Russia. Encircling each portrait is a cobalt blue enamel rim, meticulously applied and accented with a delicate garland of genuine freshwater pearls, echoing the aesthetic refinement of Russian court accessories from the late Imperial era. The chain-link style design ensures comfortable wear while maintaining period authenticity. The reverse side of each cufflink bears the 88 Russian silver standard hallmark, denoting a silver purity of 91.66%, along with the maker’s mark, affirming both origin and craftsmanship. These presentation pieces were likely intended for high-ranking members of court or as diplomatic gifts, reflecting the grandeur and exclusivity associated with Romanov-era ceremonial objects. Historical Significance & Collectible Appeal Imperial Portraiture: Featuring the beloved royal couple, Nicholas II and Alexandra, these cufflinks represent a poignant connection to the final years of the Russian Empire. Museum-Worthy Craftsmanship: Enamel work and pearl embellishments of this caliber are hallmarks of turn-of-the-century Russian artisanship, typically seen in Fabergé-era creations. Rare and Symbolic: Russian Imperial memorabilia, particularly presentation items from the Nicholas II era, are highly prized by collectors for their rarity, artistic merit, and historical resonance. Specifications Origin: Russia, Imperial Era Material: Gilt Silver (88 Russian Silver Standard) Decoration: Cobalt Blue Enamel & Freshwater Pearls Design: Profile portraits of Tsar Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra Style: Chain link cufflinks Dimensions: Length 0.90” x Width 0.75” Total Weight: 15 grams Hallmarks: 88 Silver Standard & Maker’s Mark (backside) Perfect For Collectors of Russian Imperial jewelry...

Vintage David Webb 18K Gold Enamel Cufflink Set Signed on Middle of Cufflinks: WEBB 18K Approximate Dimensions: 1.3 - 2 cm (Length) 1 -1.4 cm (Width) 30.9 grams in total weight. Ca...

This is an excellent pair of vintage Japanese sterling silver enamel cufflinks with an elegant bamboo pattern. The enamel is in excell...

A fine pair of Norwegian cufflinks. By N.M. Thune of Oslo, Norway. In sterling silver with a gilt finish and red guilloche enamel. Simply great Scandinavian Modern cufflinks! Da...