Cartier 18ct Gold Cufflinks
Cartier 18ct Gold Cufflinks
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A distinguished pair of Cartier 18ct gold cufflinks, probably commissioned for Viscount Rothermere and dating to around 1930. Each cufflink is formed as a circular, finely reeded gold terminal, approximately 13 mm in diameter, centred with the initial "R" beneath a viscount's coronet. The terminals are joined by elegant chain links, allowing a comfortable and secure fit through a double cuff.
The restrained, highly personal design is a fine expression of Cartier's interwar craftsmanship: discreetly luxurious, beautifully balanced, and executed with exceptional attention to detail. The crisp reeding provides a subtle textural contrast to the polished gold, while the coronet and monogram give the pair an impressive heraldic presence.
The association with Viscount Rothermere adds particular historical interest. The Rothermere title is closely connected with the Harmsworth family and the development of the *Daily Mail* newspaper empire, making these cufflinks an evocative accessory from a leading British social and publishing dynasty.
Presented in their original Cartier box, the cufflinks offer both remarkable provenance and superb presentation. An exceptional addition to a collection of Cartier jewellery, gentleman's dress accessories, or 20th-century British aristocratic memorabilia.
Cartier; 18ct gold; probably commissioned for Viscount Rothermere; circa 1930. Each terminal approximately 13 mm diameter. Presented in original Cartier box. Please refer to the photographs for marks, condition, and further detail.
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