Elegant authentic Art Deco cuff links dating to approximately 1928–1938. This refined pair features genuine iridescent mother-of-pearl inlays framed in gilt metal with a distinctive engine-turned cross motif, an understated geometric design characteristic of the Art Deco period. The reverse is stamped "GILT," indicating an original gold-washed finish over a base metal. They retain their original chain connectors and warm antique patina, with expected light wear consistent with age. The oval faces measure approximately 16–17 mm (5/8 inch), a desirable smaller dress size popular during the interwar years. These unmarked cuff links exemplify the craftsmanship and elegant simplicity of early 20th-century gentleman's accessories and make an excellent addition to any Art Deco, vintage menswear, or cuff link collection. Details: Circa 1928–1938 Genuine mother-of-pearl inlays Gilt (gold-washed) metal construction Original chain-link connectors Oval faces approximately 16–17 mm (5/8") Unmarked maker; backs stamped GILT Vintage pre-owned condition with light age-appropriate wear and patina