Mid-century style gold-tone cufflink and tie tack set labeled SABRE

A three-piece men's formal jewelry set, featuring a pair of cufflinks and a matching smaller tie tack or lapel pin. The items are presented in a brown hinged box with a cream-colored textured lining. The inner lid of the box displays a gold-colored eight-pointed star Graphic and the word 'SABRE' in a sans-serif typeface. Each jewelry piece is rectangular with a heavily textured, Florentine-style finish consisting of diagonal etched lines. The design is accented by two parallel diagonal bands of raised beading. The items appear to be made of a gold-toned base metal, typical of costume jewelry from the mid-20th century (approximately 1950s-1960s). The cufflinks utilize a toggle-back or swivel-bar closure mechanism. The condition appears consistent with vintage age, showing minor surface wear and some discoloration or lint on the box lining, but no major visible damage to the metal finish. While the box is labeled 'SABRE', this attribution is based on the packaging and has not been verified through markings on the items themselves, which remain obscured in the image. This set is stylistically consistent with American men's accessories of the Atomic age.

I have examined the provided image of a three-piece men's formal jewelry set. Based on what I can see, the set features a Florentine-style textured finish and is presented in a box bearing the 'SABRE' trade name. The design is stylistically consistent with mid-20th-century costume jewelry, likely produced during the 1950s or 1960s. I cannot verify from a photo the specific metal composition, though the finish suggests a gold-toned base metal rather than solid karat gold. The attribution to 'SABRE' is treated here as a hypothesis based purely on the packaging; I would need an in-person physical inspection to confirm if any markings consistent with that brand are stamped on the pieces themselves. The provided value estimate of $25 - $45 reflects the current secondary market interest in 'Atomic Age' men's accessories in their original presentation boxes. This range assumes the set is a period piece as the packaging suggests. While there is a modest collectors' market for 'Sabre' and similar mid-tier brands of that era, the value depends on this assumed identification. If the items were later reproductions or were found to be unrelated to the box provided, the value would likely fall to the $10 - $15 range as generic vintage costume jewelry. To confirm the origin and material, one would need to inspect the toggle-back mechanisms for hallmarks, verify the weight, and check for signs of plating wear. The current estimate accounts for the minor surface wear and lint visible on the lining, which is typical for items of this vintage.