No reserve price - Cufflinks Silver - Andreas Mikkelsen






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Vintage 925 sterling silver cufflinks designed by Danish silversmith Andreas Mikkelsen, with a bold 1970s-style design.
Description from the seller
Rare vintage cufflinks in first-grade silver (925), designed by the Danish silversmith Andreas Mikkelsen.
These cufflinks come from Mikkelsen's own workshop, who was active under his own name for only a limited period (ca. 1970–1978). In addition, he also worked for the renowned Georg Jensen, which underscores his craftsmanship and place within the Danish silver tradition.
The design is typical of the 1970s: clean, powerful, and built from simple, industrial forms. Each cufflink consists of two round elements connected by a solid bar, creating a pronounced and recognizable whole.
Works by Andreas Mikkelsen from his own production rarely appear on the market. In combination with clear hallmarks and this size, this makes these cufflinks particularly interesting for collectors of Scandinavian silver and enthusiasts of Danish design.
The cufflinks are marked on both sides with:
A. MIK (maker's mark for Andreas Mikkelsen)
925S
Denmark
Details:
Front length: 3.6 cm
Front width: 1.3 cm
Back piece dimensions: 1.9 cm x 0.7 cm
- The photos are an integral part of the description. Please study them carefully to get a good impression of the condition and any signs of wear.
- The piece is carefully packaged and shipped with Track & Trace.
- Any import duties, VAT and other customs or additional costs are not included in the selling price and are entirely the responsibility of the buyer.
Seller's Story
Rare vintage cufflinks in first-grade silver (925), designed by the Danish silversmith Andreas Mikkelsen.
These cufflinks come from Mikkelsen's own workshop, who was active under his own name for only a limited period (ca. 1970–1978). In addition, he also worked for the renowned Georg Jensen, which underscores his craftsmanship and place within the Danish silver tradition.
The design is typical of the 1970s: clean, powerful, and built from simple, industrial forms. Each cufflink consists of two round elements connected by a solid bar, creating a pronounced and recognizable whole.
Works by Andreas Mikkelsen from his own production rarely appear on the market. In combination with clear hallmarks and this size, this makes these cufflinks particularly interesting for collectors of Scandinavian silver and enthusiasts of Danish design.
The cufflinks are marked on both sides with:
A. MIK (maker's mark for Andreas Mikkelsen)
925S
Denmark
Details:
Front length: 3.6 cm
Front width: 1.3 cm
Back piece dimensions: 1.9 cm x 0.7 cm
- The photos are an integral part of the description. Please study them carefully to get a good impression of the condition and any signs of wear.
- The piece is carefully packaged and shipped with Track & Trace.
- Any import duties, VAT and other customs or additional costs are not included in the selling price and are entirely the responsibility of the buyer.
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