Cufflinks and Shirt Studs.

[Shane]

Jeep,

Those are fantastic. I had never considered links that were not identical on either side. I really like that look.

Cassylynn,

What a beautiful assortment. Can you tell me what the links on the right are? Is that tigerseye? I've got to find some for myself.

Shane

 

[Anthony Jordan]

Cassylynn,

What a beautiful assortment. Can you tell me what the links on the right are? Is that tigerseye? I've got to find some for myself.

Shane

Looks rather alabaster-ish to me.

 

[cassylynn]

Cassylynn,

What a beautiful assortment. Can you tell me what the links on the right are? Is that tigerseye? I've got to find some for myself.

Shane

I don't think they are tigerseye because true tigerseye has black in it, I have not been able to find the stone that it represents. I think the ones on the left may be Zircon. I wish you much luck in your search and thank you & Jeep for your compliments

 

[JEEP]

Found this pair in the mail today:

Probably modern, though they are quite well worn - sterling silver. Stamped "8605". These are some of the coolest links I have ever seen - my only complain is that they cannot be loaded and fired


/Jakob

 

[Anthony Jordan]

A few recent purchases:

Victorian (?) for single-link cuffs

Aluminium, turquoise and celluloid 1920s

"Lion" brand snap links

Silver and rock crystal studs (coming soon to a classified section near you...)

 

[JEEP]

Anthony Jordan: These 20s aluminium, turquoise and celluloid links are really nice

Got another pair in the mail today:

30s or 40s - amber and silvered brass. Stamped with a fish and "835". These are quite large, but still wery nice I think.


/Jakob

 

[Speedster]

Very nice Jakob. I had my eye on those, but for some reason did not bid on them.

 

[JEEP]

Thanks

Most of the cufflinks and tiebars I buy on QXL are won without a fight - it seams that there is almost no interest in such things in Denmark at the moment. Lucky for us.

I have just won a bunch of actions over vintage cufflinks and tiebars from the same seller, most of them in mint/near mint condition and in original boxes - only one of the auctions had other bidders. The lot should be in the mail sometime next week - I almost can't wait


Regards.

Jakob

 

[Speedster]

Looking forward to seeing them.

 

[JEEP]

There ain't no stopping me

The mailman brought these today:

Late 20s or 30s - silver. Stamped "413", "830S" and "E&M" (Eiler & Marløe). A beautiful pair, and - like the amber ones above - quite large.


/Jakob

 

[Feraud]

Found this pair in the mail today:

Probably modern, though they are quite well worn - sterling silver. Stamped "8605". These are some of the coolest links I have ever seen - my only complain is that they cannot be loaded and fired


/Jakob

Now those are a pair of cool links! :eusa_clap

 

[JEEP]

Thanks I really dig them myself. I would love to find a matching tie-bar.


/Jakob

 

[JEEP]

And the cufflink-madness continues:

60s or 70s maybe (any suggestions?). Amber and dark wood. No markings. These are quite large aswell. I am not sure what to think of them, but they sure are interesting.


/Jakob

 

[JEEP]

The mailman brought me some nice packages today

20s or 30s - silver and mother-of-pearl. Marked "H.J835/S". It seems that these are completely unworn. The picture doesn't do them enough justice, they are truly beautiful.

20s-40s - golddouble and mother-of-pearl/celluloid. No markings.


One of the packages contained a big lot of cufflinks and tiebars I bought from a fellow collector who was doing a cleanup of her collection:

30s - sterling sliver. Marked "Sterling Siam". Must be pre 1939, the year Siam changed name to Thailand. A truly beautiful pair.

40s or 50s - golddouble and glass. Box marked "Tivoli".

40s og 40s - golddouble and mother-of-pearl. Box marked "Stratton England".

Age unknown - silvered with glass. No markings.

30s or 40s - sterling silver with pearls. Marked "Gentry Sterling Silver". A really nice pair.

Age unknown - silverede with mother-of-pearl. No markings. Quite big ones.

Age unknown - golddouble. Marked "Hadley Made in U.S.A."

 

[JEEP]

Continued:

Age unknown - golddouble with glass. No markings.

Age unknown - golddouble with glass. No markings. Looks like something Austin Powers might wear - Yeah baby!

20s or 30s - copper and mother-of-pearl/celluloid. No markings. Nice shirt-studs.


/Jakob

 

[daizawaguy]

My favourite cuff links - made by the Royal crown jewellers in Thailand - 18K White Gold - with 3 carats of Burmese saphires

 

[daizawaguy]

 

[Tomasso]

My favourite cuff links - made by the Royal crown jewellers in Thailand

Very nice. Reminds one of Longmire's iconic stirrup cufflinks.

 

[JEEP]

Interesting pair - quite beautiful.


/Jakob

 

[daizawaguy]

Made in the Phillipines by a German Jeweller,forget his name in the 1990`s...18K with sapphre cabuchons...very heavy solid gold...bought at one of the international hotels...Mandarin or the other one in Makati

Hope the pic appears this time, last time I got a link only