Cufflinks and Shirt Studs.

[Anthony Jordan]

A couple of nice pairs of glass cabochon cufflinks by Swank. I saw the originals of the red pair in the windows.of a jewellers in Brussels about ten years ago; sadly it was closed when I went back. I've been looking ever since. I found a pair with a conical section which seemed like the ones but never felt quite right, and then I stumbled across these.on eBay and after about a month of patient waiting they are.mine

 

[Anthony Jordan]

And here are a couple more pairs, along a similar theme, albeit that the emerald pair are faceted lucite or similar:

 

[dh66]

O.K. I know how you guys feel about torpedo backs, but these are all I have. Far more than I need, cosidering I have no French cuff shirts to put them on. One day...one day...

These must've been a gift for a Sears salesman. They are Allstate plugs in the original cheap@ss corporate presentation box.

Had to have these. I love atomic era stuff.


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[Feraud]

Found a pair of vintage cufflinks. They are the type that extend with a tiny retractable chain to connect the two halves. I'll get a pic posted if anyone is interested.
I think the last pair I saw were posted by Marc Chevalier.

 

[dh66]

Please do!

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[Feraud]

Here they are. The retractable spring is great condition.

 

[dh66]

Nice. Very elegant.

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[Anthony Jordan]

A couple of pairs of vintage continental enamel cufflinks, one pair chain links, the other with goose-neck shanks.

 

[Tommy]

I often keep it simple with my dress shirts when on appointment, and I wear french cuffs 30-40% of time, here's some of my cuff links, most are vintage. a couple sets are awesome, like the vintage fly sets, one with actual tied flies encased.

 

[dh66]

Very nice! I like the ones with the flies set in them a lot, and also really admire the square ones with the starburst and little red stones

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[LuvMyMan]

I can say all these are really nice. My Husband is a cuff link fiend. Best pair of vintage he likes are from early 1950's and are Rolex Watch Insignia multi surface links. To date, we have not seen any other pair that are Rolex cuff links. Last month I picked up some blue lapis cufflinks, the lapis is mounted on gold, a smooth flat bar of gold splits the lapis into two top side by side parts, and they originally were from Neiman Marcus. The seller said in his listing these had sat in his dresser for 40 years a gift he never used. They have a 14k stamp on a part of the stem of the post of the cufflink itself. That all swivels as well to help the angle of the link. They are in the original box as well. I could not resist. The seller told me he was in his late 70's and just wanted them to go to someone that would use them.....so...for less than $30.00...I "owned" them and now my Husband has them to wear with other blue attire....Nice lapis is not cheap...and being used with the 14k gold...geez...I had to tell the seller my best guess of value would have been around a good grand or more...but that was after I paid for them and they arrived safely at our home. lol!

 

[Fastuni]

Fleamarket find:

1930's cufflinks marked Am.Db (American Doublé gilding).

 

[dh66]

Nice find! Very cool pattern etched into the centers.

 

[Redshoes51]

A really good friend found himself in one Hell of Health crisis... he was sent home under Hospice Care... he knew I had been out to the Monument Valley area of Arizona quite often. His request was that I take his ashes out West to a really nice place, and scatter them.

When the time came, he and I drove out West from the Mississippi Delta... and I found a lovely spot just outside of Taos, NM to scatter some of his ashes. That was rather emotional... much more difficult that I ever imagined it would be. Anyway, afterwards, I was shopping in a really neat antique store in Taos... where I found these cuff links. I decided that they would come home with me as a memento of my trip with my good friend, Larry.



I trust you are resting well, Scooter...

~shoes~

 

[1mach1]

Fastuni, great looking pattern on those guys!

Redshoes, nice find. You could post them here (http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?31109-Turquoise-Native-American-jewelry) as well!

 

[Bruce Wayne]

This past Saturday I went into Chicago & I picked up a couple of pairs of cufflinks. One is a chrome fleur-de-lis that I have been wanting for a while & the other is a vintage 60's- 70's Batman logo.

 

[1mach1]

the other is a vintage 60's- 70's Batman logo.

Pics, please!

 

[Bruce Wayne]

This past Saturday I went into Chicago & I picked up a couple of pairs of cufflinks. One is a chrome fleur-de-lis that I have been wanting for a while & the other is a vintage 60's- 70's Batman logo.

 

[Fastuni]

Yesterday at a fleamarket I found this round leather box containing several 1930's cufflinks and a tie bar.
Most are silver - one is gold doublé.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

If you ever want to sell the two silver snap cufflinks let me know.

Thanx!!!
Charlie