Bracelet
c. 1910 (made)
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Gold openwork bracelet consisting of six rectangular plaques each containing a central turquoise cabochon, alternating with six matching square plaques each containing a blister pearl. The stones are set in open-backed collets with a grooved rim. The bracelet is fastened with a snap clasp under the end square plaque and has a safety chain attached, broken at one end.
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Materials and techniques | Gold and gold wire set with turquoise cabochons and blister pearls |
Brief description | Bracelet, gold, pearls and green turquoise, by Murrle, Bennett & Co, Pforzheim c. 1910 |
Physical description | Gold openwork bracelet consisting of six rectangular plaques each containing a central turquoise cabochon, alternating with six matching square plaques each containing a blister pearl. The stones are set in open-backed collets with a grooved rim. The bracelet is fastened with a snap clasp under the end square plaque and has a safety chain attached, broken at one end. |
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Credit line | Bequeathed by Gulderen Tekvar |
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Accession number | M.90-2022 |
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Record created | May 23, 2022 |
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