No reserve price - Bracelet - 12 kt. Yellow gold, Silver, Gold-plated - Viktori Hair Bracelet 1850
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Victorian hair bracelet with a 12 kt yellow-gold front, an 800-silver back and a black enamel cabochon set with a small gold star; no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
The antique Victorian bracelet is fashioned with a medium-blond hair braid made from Frisian women's hair. It closes with a tongue clasp in a large round form made of polished interwoven bands with pearl-stem caps. The centre is set with a round cabochon of black enamel with a small gold star. This show side is made in yellow gold of approximately 12 karats (57.4% gold), the reverse side in 800 silver (84% silver). This was confirmed by the master goldsmith through expert examination.
The clasp bears relief caps for fastening the hair braid; these are made in shell gold / gold doublé. The hair braid is woven from two wide bands with different patterns.
Length of the bracelet: about 19 cm; width: about 2.5 cm; diameter of the clasp: about 2.2 cm.
A very well-preserved Biedermeier piece from around 1840/50 from Friesland or North Holland, in worn and well-kept condition. There are very small enamel flaws visible.
A rarely preserved original piece of jewelry from the period 1840/50.
The gold content of this lot is below the legal gold standard for some countries.
Antique jewelry is often reworked, redesigned, or repaired to maintain enjoyment and extend its life. It is not unusual for older objects to show traces of such work as well as signs of wear.
Shipping is carried out in a new jewelry case / jewelry pouch.
The pictured jewelry cases, stands, displays, or other photographic aids are the property of the photographer and are not part of the offer.
Color may vary slightly depending on lighting, camera settings, or monitor display.
Shipping as an insured package.
NOTE: The customs and import duties of the respective countries as well as any possible island delivery charges (currently 50 EUR) are the responsibility of the buyer.
We expressly point out that, following the revision of the right of withdrawal by EU legislation, the cost of returns must be borne by the buyer, regardless of a value threshold or the reason for return.
I have no influence on the processing times of shipping companies in the respective EU countries.
If you have questions about shipping duration, please contact your country’s postal service and be patient if necessary.
Due to unsettled customs and duties regulations, shipping to the USA is currently not possible.
As this is a private sale, I exclude any liability for defects.
The antique Victorian bracelet is fashioned with a medium-blond hair braid made from Frisian women's hair. It closes with a tongue clasp in a large round form made of polished interwoven bands with pearl-stem caps. The centre is set with a round cabochon of black enamel with a small gold star. This show side is made in yellow gold of approximately 12 karats (57.4% gold), the reverse side in 800 silver (84% silver). This was confirmed by the master goldsmith through expert examination.
The clasp bears relief caps for fastening the hair braid; these are made in shell gold / gold doublé. The hair braid is woven from two wide bands with different patterns.
Length of the bracelet: about 19 cm; width: about 2.5 cm; diameter of the clasp: about 2.2 cm.
A very well-preserved Biedermeier piece from around 1840/50 from Friesland or North Holland, in worn and well-kept condition. There are very small enamel flaws visible.
A rarely preserved original piece of jewelry from the period 1840/50.
The gold content of this lot is below the legal gold standard for some countries.
Antique jewelry is often reworked, redesigned, or repaired to maintain enjoyment and extend its life. It is not unusual for older objects to show traces of such work as well as signs of wear.
Shipping is carried out in a new jewelry case / jewelry pouch.
The pictured jewelry cases, stands, displays, or other photographic aids are the property of the photographer and are not part of the offer.
Color may vary slightly depending on lighting, camera settings, or monitor display.
Shipping as an insured package.
NOTE: The customs and import duties of the respective countries as well as any possible island delivery charges (currently 50 EUR) are the responsibility of the buyer.
We expressly point out that, following the revision of the right of withdrawal by EU legislation, the cost of returns must be borne by the buyer, regardless of a value threshold or the reason for return.
I have no influence on the processing times of shipping companies in the respective EU countries.
If you have questions about shipping duration, please contact your country’s postal service and be patient if necessary.
Due to unsettled customs and duties regulations, shipping to the USA is currently not possible.
As this is a private sale, I exclude any liability for defects.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Victorian
Estimated period
1850-1900
Metal
Gold-plated, Silver, Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
12 kt.
Total weight
12.8 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Germany
Title additional information
Viktori Hair Bracelet 1850
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