Revival Cufflinks

An fine Egyptian Revival stick pin. In 14k yellow gold. Set with a possibly ancient Egyptian faience scarab. Simply a wonderful stick pin! Date: Lat...

Alfred Dunhill Round Silver Rare Gothic Cufflinks Logo with Original “Dunhill” Case Circa 2000 Certificate included Gothic design Alfred Dunhill Cufflin...

A very fine antique Etruscan Revival style stick stickpin. With a smooth oval glass agate cabochon bezel set in 10k gold flanked above and below by two round bezel set seed pearls. ...

A pair of Wiese, intaglio cufflinks, set with cornelian intaglios, mounted in 18ct gold. The intaglios depict a child's head; the bust of a philosopher; Hygeia, the Greek goddess of hygiene, with a serpent around her neck, this intaglio is dated to circa third century A. D. and Gryllus, a Greek mythological character, who was half man, half pig, with two faces, one on his stomach; this intaglio is dated to circa second century A. D.. The cast mounts depict three rows of rope style wire twists, with a beading surround, in fine gold, with carabiner fittings, with French eagle marks, signed Wiése. Accompanied by an invoice dated 1925. Jules Wièse is regarded as one of the finest silver and goldsmiths of the 19th Century. Born in Berlin in 1818 he became apprenticed to the court goldsmith Johann Georg Hossaeur at the age of sixteen. Not long afterwards he moved to Paris, working first for J-V Morel before settling in a position with the renowned jewellers Froment-Meurice in 1839. He quickly rose to become workshop manager, tripling his wage in the process, before deciding that further financial gains could be made by setting up his own workshop which he did in 1845 at number 7, rue Jean-Pain-Mollet. To begin with he worked exclusively for his former employer who recognised his invaluable contribution at the 1849 Paris Exposition by ensuring that Wièse was awarded a collaborators medal. By the time of the next Paris fair six years later, Wièse was exhibiting under his own name having registered his makers mark some years previously. This consisted of his initials JW with a star above and below within a vertical lozenge it was registered in 1844 and remained in use for the next forty six years. The exposure he gained at this fair won him a significant and widely appreciative audience, including his peers and the judges, who awarded him a First Class medal for his work, commending him on his “excellence as a modeller and inventor”. On seeing his display stand, Wièse’s contemporary M. Magne wrote that he was a “fine goldsmith and jeweller with an already distinguished reputation… the importance of his pieces and his brave experiments reveal, even in the most modest work, an awareness of art and beauty which deserves to be encouraged….” He continued to produce both jewellery and other items such as mirrors, knives and goblets in the Neo-Renaissance style for many years, winning further medals in Paris and London, and securing various commissions including one from the city of Autun for a decorative presentation sword...

The EROS (God of love) mans cufflinks. A pair that is inspired and transformed to a mans jewelry from the Macedonian treasure that was found in the excavation of king Phillips Palace father of Alexander the Great and married to Olympia. Necklace that was commissioned for the queen of the Macedonians in the mid fourth century BC showcasing the love of the king and husband Philip. What a better subject than Cupid himself. The center piece is made with 22k gold so we can have the malleability to carve the gold and the mechanism is with 18k gold for durable and long wear without worrying. Decorated with acanthus leaves, spirals and carved miniature statue...

18 Karat Turquoise Scarab Egyptian Cufflinks. The fronts feature a gold scarab beetle with two pieces of blue-green turquoise as the body. The cufflin...

Rare pair of beautifully enamelled buttons - cufflinks with portaits of a couple dressed sumptuously in elegant Renaissance dress.

Venetian cufflinks in sterling silver set with Swiss blue topaz. Esther Eyre has been designing and making precious jewellery for over twenty years....

Distinctive cufflinks in sterling silver. Esther Eyre has been designing and making precious jewellery for over twenty years. She trained at Kingston and Middlesex gaining a BA in ...

Stunning 18 carat yellow gold bullet cufflinks in mandarin coloured diamonds. Esther Eyre has been designing and making precious jewellery for over twenty years. She trained at Kin...

A beautiful Art Nouveau Egyptian style formal set of double side cufflinks and three studs in 18K gold, each element formed as four lotus flowers with green and red enameled petals, ...