Vintage Gold-Toned Oval Cufflinks with Floral Engraving

This pair of cufflinks features an elegant oval design with a warm gold-toned finish, suggesting they are either crafted from gold, gold-filled, or gold-plated metal. Each cufflink consists of an oval face and a fixed toggle back, indicative of an older style of cufflink construction. The main oval surface is adorned with a delicate, machine-engraved floral motif, possibly a rose or a similar blossom, centered and surrounded by stylized leaves or flourishes. A fine, textured border, reminiscent of milgrain or a beaded edge, frames the central design, adding a touch of intricate detail. The metal exhibits a soft luster, though visible wear and minor surface scratches are present, consistent with age and use. There appears to be some subtle tarnishing or patina in the recessed areas of the engraving, which accentuates the design. The construction seems robust, and there are no immediately apparent signs of damage like dents, breaks, or repairs. The fixed-toggle back further supports an estimated age range from the late 19th to early 20th century, particularly the Edwardian or Art Nouveau periods, when such detailed engraving was popular. The craftsmanship, while possibly machine-assisted, displays a good level of precision characteristic of jewelry from that era. No visible maker's marks or stamps are discernible from the provided image.