Victorian Silver Cuff Bracelet
Reference: GS4525
A wonderful heavy Victorian silver bracelet designed with a wider outer curved edge and a narrower curved inner edge, possibly by Phillips Brothers. There is a very similar example of this bracelet in the Victoria and Albert Museum. The design is a development of a panelled bracelet shown by Phillips Bros at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1867. Phillips Brothers were famous for their beautifully crafted jewels in the archaeological and renaissance tastes.
The bracelet shown here weighs 116.4 grams, the inner edge measures 16cm and the outer edge measures 19cm and it is 4.8cm wide with a gold sprung pin fitting clasp. Circa 1870.
Era:
Victorian 1837-1901
Condition:
Very Good
Materials:
• Silver
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