Vintage Gold-Toned Cufflinks with Relief Busts

This pair of cufflinks features a circular, possibly gold-toned or brass, main disc with a raised relief bust on its front face. The bust appears to depict a male figure, possibly a historical or mythical personality, with distinct facial features and hair or a beard, rendered in a classical or antique style. Each cufflink consists of two primary components: the decorative circular face and an elongated, flat back toggle bar connected by a short, possibly swiveling, post. The overall color is a warm, metallic yellow-gold, suggesting either gold plating, solid gold, or a gold alloy like brass. The surface shows some signs of wear consistent with age, such as slight dulling of the finish and possibly minor surface abrasions, which manifest as a subtle patina rather than severe damage. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures discernible from the provided images. The style of the busts and the overall construction suggest an estimated age from the early to mid-20th century, possibly Art Deco or mid-century vintage. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with defined details in the relief work despite the small scale. The toggle mechanism seems to be in functional condition, typical for classic cufflink designs. The small size and detailed relief work indicate these items were likely mass-produced but with attention to aesthetic appeal. The items are shown against a textured green fabric background.