Art Deco Enamel Cufflinks
Lavender and Gold |
Beautiful bands of lavender enamel above a
guilloche of wavy lines separated by bright pinstripes of black
and gold. These elegant cufflinks reflect the Art Deco
era's love of bold color, dramatic design and fine enamel
work. Created by Krementz & Company in 14kt gold circa
1925. The solid, closed gold backs of the cufflinks provide a sturdy base to support and protect the enamel work. Note the thick cross bars and trifid (three-toed) brackets that hold these cufflinks on the cuff. The maker, Krementz & Company, took great care in every aspect of the design and crafting of its cufflinks.
 The cross bars are stamped with the maker's mark of Krementz & Company - the profile of a stylized collar button (similar in appearance to an upturned umbrella). To the left of the maker's mark "14K" is stamped for the purity of the gold. Krementz was founded in 1866 and created fine cufflinks and other jewels during the late 19th and through much of the 20th century.  Name: Lavender and Gold
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