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Here’s a cufflink that
does exactly what it says
on the tin. It’s a
rugby ball. Superbly
detailed and hand
enamelled, it’s just
the right size.
Availability: In Stock
£50.00
Archived Product
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From the Italian Job to
Austin Powers, this
little car has been
etched onto our national
consciousness. This
cutey, hand enamelled
with a screen printed
roof. Perfect for classic
car or film fans alike.
Availability: In Stock
£50.00
Archived Product
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This resplendent cufflink
uses the contrast of
satin and polished
finishes to emphasise the
wealth of detail lavished
upon it. We’ve hollowed
the back, so it sits
just right on your cuff.
Discreet yet slightly
theatrical.
Availability: In Stock
£35.00
Archived Product
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Sometimes less is more,
and as we return to
dressing up, here’s
the perfect simple
cufflink. A hint of art
deco and hand enamelled
make this perfect against
a crisp white double cuff
shirt.
Availability: In Stock
£35.00
Archived Product
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Here is the clock face in
it’s neo Gothic
tracery. The detail is
very fine, and with the
hands stuck at 3:05
o’clock, it's always
tea time.
Availability: In Stock
£35.00
Archived Product
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How lasers have moved on.
Gone are the days when
they were used to
threaten James Bond’s
privates in Goldfinger.
We use this to achieve
this level of details on
our round paisley
cufflink. Discreet but
stylish. ‘Do you expect
me to talk?’
Availability: In Stock
£35.00
Archived Product
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Now here’s a design to
brighten the dullest of
mornings. Cheerful
rainbows, hand
enamelled, with cute
clouds at each end.
Seriously charming and
just the right side of
cute.
Availability: In Stock
£65.00
Archived Product
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I recently saw a steam
punk gentleman astride
his Penny Farthing in
Shoreditch (where else?)
and it inspired me.
Another instantly
recognisable design icon.
I am waiting for antique
cycling purists to tell
me my spoke count is
wrong. I tried. I really
tried.
Availability: In Stock
£35.00
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