Handsome cufflinks from the 1920s have a gold face with white gold centers etched with pinstripes and a rectangle in the center.  The outer edge is yellow gold and decorated with a fine scrolling pattern making a nice contrast between the fancy floral Edwardian past and the new machine age angular shapes of the Art Deco period.  The cufflinks have a rigid bar with a plain white gold plaque back that bends to insert it easily in the cuff opening.  Very faintly marked GLC Co. for the George L. Paine Company of Attleboro, MA.  They measure 9/16” ling by 7/16” wide.