Back to Cufflinks
Vintage Blue Purple Green Neon Aurora Borealis Glass Cufflinks 60s 70s Disco Usa
$81.00
This is a stunning pair of vintage 1960s-70s neon blues, greens, purples auroral boralis glass cufflinks. They are heavy silver plated and in excellent used condition. No damage. No wear to the silver. No wear to the colors. The swivels work well. Size of each oval top is 7/8″ by 11/16″. This is a lovely pair of vintage statement cufflinks for your collection. They have lots of flash and are very showy.
In stock
SKU: 724
Categories: Cufflinks, Mens Jewelry
Related products

1930s Art Deco 14k Gold Diamonds Mens Cufflinks Fancy Monogram
This is a pair of vintage 1930s Art Deco 14K yellow gold fancy mens cufflinks with diamond and fancy script monogram, CM. They have a worn marking on the figure 8 connector. Tested and Guaranteed to be solid 14K gold….not plated or filled. The backs are yellow gold. The tops are white gold. They have an intricately engraved fancy engraved work and tiny millgrain beaded work on the edges. There are 2 diamonds with a total combined carat weight of .08 carat. The diamonds are the original natural mine diamonds, SI1 clarity with G/H color. Very clean, clear, bright and sparkly. Weight is 5.3 grams. Size of each link is 11/16" by 1/2". Condition is extremely excellent; No damage or repair. All of the engraved work is still deep and crisp. This is a beautiful addition for your collection.

Zig Zag Germany Sterling Silver Mens Swivel Cufflinks
This is a pair of new old jewelry store stock vintage modernist sterling silver mens cufflinks. Marked Sterling, Germany and guaranteed to be solid sterling silver. They are in perfect and clean unused condition like the day they were made. The fronts have a very thick abstract open zig zag design. They are just over 1/8" thick. They also have a deep linear texture on the sides and highly polished tops. The swivel backs work well. The tops are 7/8" by 5/8". The sterling silver is very thick and solid. This is a lovely pair of European modernist cufflinks for your collection.

Antique Sterling Silver Travel Clock World War 1 1919 Black Starr Frost
This is an antique Black, Starr , Frost sterling silver travel alarm clock presented to a naval officer by his staff in 1919. All of their initials/monograms are shown on the top as they were engraved by the Black, Starr , Frost jeweler. The case has a carved Greek Key design on the border and the inside has a hammered design. Hallmarked and marked Black, Starr , Frost. Clock is 15 jeweled, J.C. Tava, Swiss. The officer to which this was presented had the initial CMD as you see in the center cartouche on the front along with the 1919 year date of presentation. Size of case is 3 1/2" by 2 3/4" by 5/8' deep. The inside holds its original Black, Starr 8 day alarm clock which is no longer working. Jeweler says it needs a spring but the rest of the mechanism looks fine. The case is excellent condition. You can hear the loud snap as it closes securely in place and it stays closed. From an estate and not polished. It has one small scratch on the front. Weight is 219.1 grams which includes the clock. As you know, Black Starr , Frost were exclusive, expensive silversmiths in the early 1900s. They used very thick, high quality silver in their products and were competitors of Tiffany , Co. This is a most unusual estate find for any World War 1, clock or antique sterling silver collection. Completely original.

Vintage 1950s Northwestern South Dakota Mens Cufflinks
This is a pair of vintage 1950s South Dakota gold plated/tone mens scenic swivel cufflinks. Marked Pat Pend 2472958 which is a 1949 patent date. The top of each link measures just under 1" across. The tops have detailed scenes of people on horses, mountains, river etc...They have a few minor surface scuffs and have not been polished. Other than this they are excellent. The swivels are strong and work well. This is a beautiful of vintage S Dakota cufflinks for your collection.
ABOUT PATENT 2472958:Patent number 2472958 refers to a 1949 US patent for a "Cufflink Construction" granted to Jacob M. Oldak, a Brooklyn, NY jewelry designer. The patent covers a novel two-way spring detent swiveling bar toggle assembly, designed to be cheap to manufacture, easy to assemble, and free from rivets. Many vintage cufflinks marked with this patent number are collectible items, indicating the presence of Oldak's improved toggle mechanism



