Ethnic silver and gilt 262 gr - Bracelet - Islamic cuff hinged

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An Ethiopian Islamic hinged cuff bracelet from Harar, dating to the first half of the 20th century, made of silver with gilt in Oromo style, weighing 262 g and in good condition with signs of wear.

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First half XX century Harar Ethiopia

A beautiful (low degree coin) silver and with a gilded hinged closing.

The Oromo people are mostly Muslim and live for a larger part outside of the famous Islamic city of Harar.

This antique cuff hinged bracelet has a lovely shiny user patina and it’s been worn and loved for generations.

See p. 99 Anne van Cutsem World of Bracelets.

Dim: 7 x 5,5 cm / 262 gr

First half XX century Harar Ethiopia

A beautiful (low degree coin) silver and with a gilded hinged closing.

The Oromo people are mostly Muslim and live for a larger part outside of the famous Islamic city of Harar.

This antique cuff hinged bracelet has a lovely shiny user patina and it’s been worn and loved for generations.

See p. 99 Anne van Cutsem World of Bracelets.

Dim: 7 x 5,5 cm / 262 gr

Details

Era
1900-2000
Metal
Ethnic silver and gilt 262 gr
Total weight
262 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Ethnic group/culture
Oromo
Country of origin
Ethiopia
Sold with stand
No
Title additional information
Islamic cuff hinged
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
Private

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