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Antique silver bracelet made from an antique watch chain, featuring a central engraved shield element and a silver horse-head charm, with a length of 19 cm, weight 12.7 g, and a safety (veerring) clasp, in good used condition.
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Antique silver bracelet – made from a watch chain – with horse head pendant
Special antique silver bracelet, crafted from an original antique watch chain that was later transformed into an elegant wearable piece of jewelry. This type of jewelry, where watch chains are repurposed as a bracelet, was popular from the late 19th to early 20th century and is valued today for its authentic character and craftsmanship.
The bracelet consists of a double-link structure with robust, closely spaced links that create a beautiful flexible and sturdy whole. At the center is a decorative engraved shield-shaped element, a typical detail often found on historical watch chains.
Suspended from the bracelet is a charming silver horse head pendant, giving the piece a playful and characterful look.
The whole closes with a classic jump ring clasp, fitting the style of the jewelry.
Specifications
- Material: silver
- Type: bracelet made from antique watch chain
- Length: approx. 19 cm
- Weight: approx. 12.7 grams
- Clasp: jump ring clasp
- Extra detail: silver horse head pendant
Condition
Good antique condition with light signs of wear appropriate to age and use (see photos).
A charming and characterful vintage piece with historical origin — ideal for enthusiasts of antique silver jewelry or unique, distinctive pieces.
Carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
Antique silver bracelet – made from a watch chain – with horse head pendant
Special antique silver bracelet, crafted from an original antique watch chain that was later transformed into an elegant wearable piece of jewelry. This type of jewelry, where watch chains are repurposed as a bracelet, was popular from the late 19th to early 20th century and is valued today for its authentic character and craftsmanship.
The bracelet consists of a double-link structure with robust, closely spaced links that create a beautiful flexible and sturdy whole. At the center is a decorative engraved shield-shaped element, a typical detail often found on historical watch chains.
Suspended from the bracelet is a charming silver horse head pendant, giving the piece a playful and characterful look.
The whole closes with a classic jump ring clasp, fitting the style of the jewelry.
Specifications
- Material: silver
- Type: bracelet made from antique watch chain
- Length: approx. 19 cm
- Weight: approx. 12.7 grams
- Clasp: jump ring clasp
- Extra detail: silver horse head pendant
Condition
Good antique condition with light signs of wear appropriate to age and use (see photos).
A charming and characterful vintage piece with historical origin — ideal for enthusiasts of antique silver jewelry or unique, distinctive pieces.
Carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Antique, Victorian
Estimated period
1850-1900
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
12.7 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Circumference
19 cm
Bracelet size
Large (19 cm)
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