Vintage Retro Cuff Links, Small Round Shape Mid Century Vintage Design, Red and Gold-tone Domed Cufflinks, Handsome Vintage Gift

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Vintage Retro Cuff Links, Small Round Shape Mid Century Vintage Design, Red and Gold-tone Domed Cufflinks, Handsome Vintage Gift

In excellent vintage condition
Circa 1950s
Materials: Lucite, Alloy (mixed metal)
Made by Swank (signed)

These vintage cufflinks are essential for the stylish and well-dressed individual. They exude a strong retro vibe, featuring a classic early to mid-century modern design with a hint of art deco. The red lucite or acrylic resin cabochon on the cufflinks may seem dark at first, but it reveals a rich red hue when exposed to light. Wearing them showcases your unique and refined sense of style. This set can complement a wide range of outfits, from formal attire like a tuxedo or suit, to a more casual dress shirt, elevating your look to a sophisticated, high-fashion, eclectic or eccentric vintage, and preppy style.

Because they are authentic pieces from the Mid Century, this set does have some surface distressing but the aging does not overshadow the overall integrity or aesthetic appeal of the set, instead it enhances their vintage status. (See Photos)

All Abington Haberdashery Vintage merchandise comes in a handsome gift box or an attractive gift bag

Also Consider as Gifts For:
Valentine’s Day
Father’s Day
Christmas
Birthday
Anniversary
Graduation

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Information on the manufacturer, Swank:

The company first began operations around 1897, when Samuel M. Stone and Maurice J. Baer founded the Attleboro Manufacturing Company to produce and sell jewelry for women. In 1908, Baer formed a new division, called Baer and Wilde, to oversee the production of men's jewelry. The name Swank notably appeared in 1927 on a print advertisement for a men's collar holder. In 1936, the company emerged as a successful leader in the industry and invited seven dealers to officially form a new corporation, Swank Products, Inc.