Sopwith Propeller Cufflinks
$ 245Not in stock
- Product Notes
The Sopwith fighter plane ruled the skies during WWI as part of the Royal Flying Corps' fighter fleet. The designs on these Deakin & Francis cufflinks are made, appropriately, from aircraft grade aluminum. With internal ball bearings, the black cooling blades move as the highly polished, rose gold blades spin around. Even the rivets and joining panels have been laser detailed to the highest precision on the outer aluminium cases. Part of the Fundamentals collection, this innovative range offers the highest quality cufflinks that are made to last a lifetime. With domed oval spring link fittings featuring the Deakin & Francis logo for authenticity, these cufflinks come beautifully packaged in a unique presentation box.
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- Materials and Care Notes
Made in England
Aluminium - Delivery & returns
This product will be dispatched in 3-4 working days.
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The Story
Renowned for mastering the art of vitreous enamelling, Deakin & Francis' craftsmen are some of the best in the business when it comes to the highly specialised hand skill. Utilising the finest of materials, from sterling silver to 18ct gold, their selection of exceptional cufflinks, jewellery and accessories are hard to rival. Engrossed in family heritage, this British brand was founded in 1786 and, seven generations down the line, is still operating from the same building it began in. Discover the varied cufflink collection and accessories on The Rake.
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