Victorian gold articulated strap bracelet, c.1860, alternating torpedo and convex baton shaped links forming a unified band, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Victorian gold articulated strap bracelet, c.1860, alternating torpedo and convex baton shaped links forming a unified band,
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 02621
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ovoid beaded rims, matt ground, accompanied by a fitted case with gilt tooled mark for 'JAMES CRICHTON & COMPY GOLDSMITHS 47 GEORGE ST EDINBURGH'
Length 18cm / 7''
Width 2.7cm / 1 1/16''
Weight: 50.5g
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Victorian gold articulated strap bracelet, c.1860, alternating torpedo and convex baton shaped links forming a unified band,

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