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Antique sterling silver hand engraved bangle made in 1883
Here is a very beautiful antique sterling silver hand engraved bangle made in 1883 that looks as elegant and refined today as when it was made well over 130 years ago.
Made by the jewellery firm JM Banks, this antique bangle incorporates and ingenious clasp system, whereby pressing the two side buttons will release the catch and allow the bangle to open and fit securely on the wrist. Being hinged will allow it to sit nice and close to the wrist and the internal size is approximately 6.1cm across.
Measuring 18.5mm wide the hand engraving is not only so beautiful to admire, but a real testament to the time and quality of jewellery that was made during the Victorian era, and shows how beautiful hand engraving is when compared to modern machine engraving.
With such a tactile feel to it to the touch, this antique bangle can so easily be worn all day and well into the night and continue to look so elegant.
Stock# ES7905
Hallmarked: Birmingham 1883
Maker: John Millward Banks
$850
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Antique sterling silver and gold bangle made in 1894
So easily able to be worn day or night, this antique sterling silver and gold bangle made in 1894 looks as beautiful and elegant today as when it was made well over 120 years ago.
Measuring 1.8cm wide, the bangle has the most beautiful floral design on the front which has the flower petals set in rose gold. The use of rose gold really accentuates not only the flower pattern, but the bangle as a whole and then on each side is the most gorgeous scroll design which leads to yet more hand engraving of a flower.
This is such a tactile bangle that feels wonderful to the tough and being hinged allows it to sit nice and close to the wrist.
Fitted with a safety chain for added security, this bangle is hallmarked for being made in Birmingham in 1894 and is still in wonderful condition and can so easily be worn day or night and look so elegant.
A wonderful example of an antique bangle from the Victorian era that will still continue to be loved and admired.
Stock# ES7446
Hallmarked: Birmingham 1894
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