Vintage Art Deco order White Mother Of Pearl Red And Black Celluloid Kum A Part Snap Cufflinks By Baer & Wilde

This is a great pair of Art Deco white mother of pearl red and black celluliod Kum A Part snap cufflinks by Baer & Wilde. The square rhodium plated cufflinks have a stamped line and leaf design that is highlighted with black enamel. There are triangular cut outs that allow the black and red celluloid to show through. In the center is a diamond shaped piece of white mother of pearl.

Snaps are very easy to wear. To open, you break them apart, you don't pull them apart. You hold the link with thumbs together on top, and the bottom of your hands together, and then pull your order thumbs down and away from each other.

You can put them on each side of the cuff before you put on your shirt and then just snap them together. To remove, place your thumb inside the cuff and push through to separate the link.

A nice size, the face is a 1/2 inch square and 5/8 inch long. The space between the snap and face is 3/16 inch on each side.

The cufflinks are in good vintage condition, although there is wear due to age and normal use. The snaps are tight and work as they should.

The inside of the snaps are signed B&W Co, for Baer & Wilde, Pat'd 1923, Kum-A-Part Regstd Made in USA.

All items are carefully wrapped, placed in a new gift box and tied with curling ribbon.

This item will be shipped via USPS first class mail. If you want to purchase insurance, email me and I will add that cost to the item. Uninsured items that are lost or damaged in transit are the responsibility of the buyer.

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