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Antique Art Nouveau sterling silver panel belt, made in the United Kingdom by Fred S Bright of Birmingham in 1908, weighing 120 grams with a length of 71 cm and a width and depth of 3 cm, in excellent condition, featuring two interlocking buckle sections and integrated belt bars.
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Antique Art Nouveau rare antique sterling silver panel belt
makers mark Fred S Bright Birmingham 1908 each panel of the belt is hallmarked weight is 120grams and length is 71cm
this is an exceptional, fully complete functioning ladies belt historically referred to as a nurse or chatelaine belt.
the buckle comes in 2 interlocking sections with integrated belt bars on the reverse side
the length can certainly be made longer with a basic curb chain to match fitted by a jewellery
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Antique Art Nouveau rare antique sterling silver panel belt
makers mark Fred S Bright Birmingham 1908 each panel of the belt is hallmarked weight is 120grams and length is 71cm
this is an exceptional, fully complete functioning ladies belt historically referred to as a nurse or chatelaine belt.
the buckle comes in 2 interlocking sections with integrated belt bars on the reverse side
the length can certainly be made longer with a basic curb chain to match fitted by a jewellery
posted with DHL Express
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Other brand
Colour
Silver
Material
Silver
Made in
United Kingdom
Condition
Excellent condition, barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
3 cm
Width
71 cm
Depth
3 cm
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