Any idea on who EH on sterling might be?

Any ideas on who the maker is? I first thought of Ed Hardy but I do not believe that is right I thought these might be newer but found a vintage '70s pair in gold and that makes more sense from where they came from Most of the items were '50s through '70s

Thank you for any help

 

Are they supposed to be earrings? They look too large for that.

 

Cufflinks?

 

If they unscrew, piercings.

 

For sure cufflinks, they don't unscrew. I think they are based on a set T&Co did. I got them in a lot with Harvey Avedon cufflinks and he did a pair like these as well but the initials are wrong for that, I guess. lol

 

I know there are a number of web sites that provide marks for jewelry designers but I just found a new one. Perhaps it will be new to others as well.

https://www.globalgemology.com/jewelers-a-to-z1.html

Debora

 

Ok, so they are barbell cufflinks. The only problem is most of the barbell cufflinks unscrew. IDK.

 

An internet search brought up this right away. EH accompanied by the copyright symbol.

"EH is the mark of the E&H Jewelry company (also E&H Trading CO) which was founded in 1976 in Los Angeles, CA. They are still in business today."

https://www.sharonsvintagejewelry.com/products/eh-signed-retro-art-nouveau-fab-necklace-jewelry

Debora

 

They could be on very tight I have no hand strength lol

 

Thank you. Nice site.

 

Try some silicone spray on them. It's magical.

 

nice reference site to add

 

Hi. These appear to be cuff links. similar design to Tiffany & co.
https://www.tiffany.com/accessories/cuff-links/barbell-cuff-links-11389155/

 

In your second photo it looks like the bar is attached to the ball on the left differently than the ball on the right is attached. So maybe the left is where it unscrews?

 

Brava! Thank you.

 

Aha!! ty

 

Did you try it? Could it come apart? I know you said your hand strength wasn't good. My wrist strength is pretty bad, so I know what you mean.

 

I tried and then I inspected them more closely with my loupe (which had been unaccounted for at the earlier time). Even though the one looks like it might have screwed off, the other one is definitely soldered and neither screw off or open! No biggie, I think!

Thank you, everyone

Have a great evening

 

At least you tried. Here is what I do for hard to open screwed items. I use two of the round rubber jar openers. Very inexpensive and they work great. You also have a great evening.