These sterling silver cufflinks offer a distinctive look with a whimsical Gorey drawing and are an unusual talking point as fashion moves back to elegance and tailoring. They are of good weight with high quality toggles.

A truly unique figure in American art and illustration, Edward Gorey was born in Chicago in 1925 and died at the turn of the millennium. Defying stylistic description, he has been called an eccentric genius and an Edwardian enigma. Gorey's painstakingly executed, almost etched style is at once recognizable both for its graphic qualities and extraordinary imagery. His art synthesized a love of literature and a genius for the possibilities of pen and ink.

SKU: 05-GBTCL
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For the literary lad, a handsome 100% silk "French Binding" tie bears an arabesque motif in gold on navy from a 16th-century binding held in the Bodleian Library.

SKU: 05-CLO13
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For the literary lad, a 100% silk "English Binding" tie (gold on black) takes its design from a 17th-century volume, held in the Bodleian Library.

SKU: 05-CLO14
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100% silk ties that are 56" long and 3-3/4" wide. Small Books in grey and red on a black background.

SKU: 05-JB006
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The young designer of these ties calls them "opportunities to 'zig' while everyone else 'zags.'" Lovers of the written word will appreciate their elegance and understated wit.


SKU: 05-JB002
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The young designer of these ties calls them "opportunities to 'zig' while everyone else 'zags.'" Lovers of the written word will appreciate their elegance and understated wit.


SKU: 05-JB003
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