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Dating from around the 1940s, these eye-catching cufflinks would accessorise any style from formal to smart casual. They are made of etched chromium with black and red enamel detail, and the chromium has an intriguing gold tinge that sets them apart. They measure 16 mm x 11 mm with a five-link chain. -
Satorial blue enamel cufflinks dating from the early 1900s Edwardian era. They have oval silver faces each filled with a luxurious Persian blue guilloché enamel with an inset band of silver. The faces are stamped Silver and England on the reverse, measure 18 mm x 11 m and are linked with a single twist connector. -
Charming silver chainlink cufflinks for men or women dating from the Edwardian era. The oval concave faces are engraved with a spray of leaves and berries. They are hallmarked on the reverse with JA&S for J Aitkin & Son, Birmingham.
