Rare Vintage Set, Cufflinks Choker Tie Clip, Beige White Silver-tone, Faux Marble Cabochon, Ultra Formal, Extra Groovy, Rock Star Jewelry

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Rare Vintage Set, Cufflinks, Choker Tie Clip, Beige White Silver-tone Chain Choker, Faux Marble Cabochon, Ultra Formal, Extra Groovy, Rock Star Jewelry

Wow! Look at this retro set consisting of a pair of Cufflinks, a matching tie clip and a matching choker.
Made by Swank
In very good vintage condition
Circa 1960s to 1970s
This is a high quality item, well crafted and in very good condition with all mechanisms working. The checker chain is in very good condition as well as the chain border that frames the center stones on the Cufflinks and tie clip. The stones are oval shaped cabochons that are beige with a stormy white abstract cloud design. Stunning!
Dear Mr and Ms Wonderful, This collection is the ultimate in formalwear. Wear this to impress, wear this for your red carpet memory photo in time or the last day at work when you quit the job and tell the boss off on the way out of the door. No, obviously if we you select this set, you are The Boss.

Also Consider as Gifts For:
Valentine’s Day
Father’s Day
Mother’s Day
Christmas
Wedding
Birthday
Prom
Anniversary
Graduation

All Abington Haberdashery Vintage merchandise comes in an attractive gift box or an attractive bag.
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This is a retro costume jewelry item that may have been preowned and although in very good condition with all components functioning correctly you may find there are some minor signs of age as it is vintage.

Information on the manufacturer, Swank:

The company first began operations around 1897, when Samuel M. Stone and Maurice J. Baer founded the Attleboro Manufacturing Company to produce and sell jewelry for women. In 1908, Baer formed a new division, called Baer and Wilde, to oversee the production of men's jewelry. The name Swank notably appeared in 1927 on a print advertisement for a men's collar holder. In 1936, the company emerged as a successful leader in the industry and invited seven dealers to officially form a new corporation, Swank Products, Inc.