A pair of antique late 19th-century Russian gold and white enamel chain-style cufflinks. The cufflinks represent the Imperial Russian Navy midshipman shoulder straps. The links are decorated with overlay anchors and monograms of the emperor Alexander II, as well as the double-headed eagles. Hallmarks of 56 gold standard and makers mark AT are on the backside of each link. AT stands for an unknown master working in 1870-the 1890s in Saint Petersburg. Total Weight: 21 grams. The cufflinks come in a Faberge box. Collectible Russian Jewelry and Accessories For Men.