April 16, 2024
Antique Dragon Sea Serpent BAKELITE Gilt Bracelet OLD!!
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Hi everybody! Gungirly's auctions have changed just a little bit so PLEASE PLEASE read the fine print. I NO LONGER SHIP INTERNATIONAL! International bidders may bid, but their item must be sent to a U.S. adress. I work hard to bring you only the best. The only place I sell is on ebay. So enjoy! My mannequin is lifesize so jewelry shown is accurate to size and scale. No disappointments! Offered for auction is a dramatic, gothic jeweled gilt / gold wash filigree mounted on marbled bakelite bracelet. The center of the bracelet featured a Chinese symbol flanked with two fierce dragons. The rest of the filigree is mounted with bezel set simulated jade peking Czech art glass cabs, and sea serpents. The gilt filigree is mounted to the bakelite with tiny rivets which can be seen in the inside of the bracelet. The bracelet is adjustable and will fit most any size wrist. I do not have any 409 or simichrome, but it has a strong mediciney smell with a hot water test. Bracelet measures just under 7/8" wide and about 7 3/4" inside diameter around, but again bracelet moves and is adjustable, this also allows for any size hand or wrist to maneuver easily inside the bracelet. Bracelet can be worn on the wrist or higher up on the arm due to it's flexibility. The bracelet is in very good vintage condition .... bakelite is flexible but not brittle.
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