Vintage Anson Cufflinks 1954 by Anson Red Lucinite cufflinks

Large gold-filled oval cufflinks with a rich red centred jewel surely would complement any wedding or formal wear attire. Crafted by Anson, Circa 1950s. This is the Time to be thinking of the upcoming holidays and what better way than that something for the men that have everything! This would be a great idea because it is Vintage and not something you can buy every day. OR perhaps just a perfect addition to a collection. Boxed for gift giving; gift wrapped on request. ∆ Maker: Anson: Olaf Anderson emigrated to the U.S.A. from Sweden in 1929 and founded, as president and treasurer, in 1938, the Anderson Tool & Die Co. of Providence, RI making tools and dies for the jewelry manufacturing business up until WWII (1941) when the machinery was converted into milling machines making war production work. After the war, in 1945, when the war contracts were completed, the company started manufacturing men’s jewelry that included a new type of a collar holder and a complete line of men’s jewelry, cuff links, identification bracelets, tie clips, stick pins, tie tacks, tie chains, collar holders, key devices and money clips comprised of sterling silver, gold and silver filled metal bases. The company changed its name in 1948 to Anson Inc. In 1967, along with the men’s jewellery lines, women’s jewellery of stick pins, brooches/pins and silver beads were added to the manufacturing output that used rhodium, bronze and pewter along with the sterling silver, gold and silver.