A wonderfully stylish pair of 1970s German Modernist cufflinks by Franz Scheuerle, crafted in 925 sterling silver.
Distinctively architectural in design, each cufflink features two circular terminals with finely textured surfaces, connected by a clean geometric bar and punctuated by deep blue glass details. The combination of texture, movement and restrained colour is quintessentially Mid-Century European design.
Franz Scheuerle was a Pforzheim-based German jewellery maker particularly associated with beautifully engineered Modernist silver jewellery during the post-war period.
Each cufflink is stamped 925 alongside Scheuerle’s distinctive FS maker’s mark.
Dating to circa 1970 and weighing 10.09g in total, the cufflinks measure approximately 3.5cm in length.
Presented in a handsome period red fitted cufflink box.
A great pair of vintage cufflinks — unusual, beautifully made and unmistakably 1970s.
A wonderfully stylish pair of 1970s German Modernist cufflinks by Franz Scheuerle, crafted in 925 sterling silver.
Distinctively architectural in design, each cufflink features two circular terminals with finely textured surfaces, connected by a clean geometric bar and punctuated by deep blue glass details. The combination of texture, movement and restrained colour is quintessentially Mid-Century European design.
Franz Scheuerle was a Pforzheim-based German jewellery maker particularly associated with beautifully engineered Modernist silver jewellery during the post-war period.
Each cufflink is stamped 925 alongside Scheuerle’s distinctive FS maker’s mark.
Dating to circa 1970 and weighing 10.09g in total, the cufflinks measure approximately 3.5cm in length.
Presented in a handsome period red fitted cufflink box.
A great pair of vintage cufflinks — unusual, beautifully made and unmistakably 1970s.
