Anson Initial “A” Cufflinks – Patented 1946 – Art Deco Revival – Gold Plated

Description
Vintage 
Anson initial cufflinks
, featuring a bold raised 
letter “A”
 set against a black enamel ground. These cufflinks are marked 
ANSON PAT. NO. 2396661
, a 
U.S. patent issued March 12, 1946
, covering Anson’s improved cufflink fastening mechanism.
Although produced post-war, the design deliberately carries forward strong 
Art Deco geometry
—stepped shoulders, architectural framing, and a sculptural monogram face—reflecting Anson’s continuation of Deco aesthetics into the late 1940s.
The patented toggle-bar construction was developed to improve durability and ease of use over earlier designs, making these both 
collectible and practical for wear
.
Background
Anson was one of the leading American manufacturers of men’s jewelry in the first half of the 20th century and is particularly well known for its patented cufflink mechanisms. Following World War II, Anson reintroduced classic Deco styling using updated engineering, resulting in pieces like this that bridge 
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