18 Carat yellow gold and silver
Hamburg, Germany, probably 1970s
Jeweler Wilm (est. 1767) – German jeweler and silverware manufacturer
With manufacturer's mark ‘W’
Diameter: 2 cm
Overall weight: 21.8 grams
Good condition

This pair of high quality cufflinks were made by jeweler Wilm in Hamburg. The buttons are made of silver and the brackets of 18 carat yellow gold.



The cufflinks bear the maker's mark ‘W’. The button’s diameter is 2 cm. The total weight is 21.8 grams. The cufflinks are in good condition, showing only minimal wear marks.



Jeweler Wilm (est. 1767)

The jeweler Wilm was founded in 1767, being one of the longest established companies within the branch. Today, the company is under the management of the goldsmith and jeweler Mark-Andreas Wilm. Besides high-quality jewelries, the company produces the famous Wilm silver and annual collections of jewelry and silverware. Hermann Julius Wilm (1812-1907) was the jeweller in third generation. He made the silver model of the ‘Victory’ of 1887, a present for the jubilee of the German emperor Wilhelm I and his wife. Also Ferdinand Richard Wilm (1880-1971) created precious items for the German imperial family, for the Royal courts of England, Holland, Romania, Greece, and for the Tsars of Russia.

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