BRACELETS & BANGLES
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£345.00
French .835 second standard silver bangle in the Japonaiserie style cast with dragons and bamboo circa 1875. The craze for Japanese-inspired textiles, art and objects was inspired by Arthur Lazenby Liberty of the famous London department store visiting Japan in the 1860s and bringing back a large collection of Japanese prints, fabrics and artefacts for sale in his store.
They became wildly fashionable and inspired the taste for all things Japanese and this extended to France where this bangle was made. It also inspired Gilbert & Sullivan’s comic opera ‘The Mikado’ a skit on Japanese life and customs.
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£250.00
N523A A gilt-metal bangle, circa 1850, with beaded edges and an applied panel decorated with scroll and flower engraving between two half-beads. The body of the bangle is approximately 5/8 inch: 15 mm wide.
The catch works well. Whilst overall in excellent condition, there are one or two minor dents consistent with age and wear.
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£1,350.00
N561A An unusual twist bangle in 18ct white gold by Roberto Coin, Birmingham hallmarked for 2007. Set with two small diamonds, and a small ruby and pierced star motifs which can only be seen from inside, the thumbpiece catch is a small gold heart.
Will fit most wrists-21.25 gr weight
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£250.00
N565A A striking gilt-metal and glass 1970s costume jewelry bracelet by perhaps the best known company TRIFARI consisting of triple ‘bamboo’ links set with red, green and blue glass cabochons (just one missing near the clasp) but otherwise in excellent condition.
Bracelet length: 7 inches: 18 cms approximately