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Subiaco Museum > Records

CUFF LINKS: COPPER

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1880 - 1920

Overview

Rectangular convex copper cuff links joined to cigar-shaped buttons with pointed ends by means of a chain. The cuff links are engraved on one side with an arabesque on a background of small lines. Used to button together cuffs which had only buttonholes and no buttons. Formerly belonged to Miss Banfield's father who used to live at 16 Chester Street, Subiaco.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1989.440a-b

Item type

Material

Keywords

COSTUME ACCESSORIES

Photographed 2023

Year

1880

Year End

1920

Statement of significance

Historical. Formerly owned and used by Subiaco resident.

Subiaco Museum

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