Art Deco, onyx, corallium rubrum and pearl bracelet by Ghiso, Paris c.1920, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Art Deco, onyx, corallium rubrum and pearl bracelet by Ghiso, Paris c.1920,
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 04661
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with six carved openwork oval links flanked by small bouton pearls and alternating ovoid corallium rubrum beads, each between onyx rondels, black enamelled similar to one of the beads forming the clasp, clasp tongue signed GHISO and with French assaymark
Length 19.5cm / 7�''
Width 0.9cm / 3/8''
Weight: 7.5g
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Art Deco, onyx, corallium rubrum and pearl bracelet by Ghiso, Paris c.1920,

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