April 16, 2024
UNUSUAL VINTAGE ACORN CAP w/BLUE ENAMEL BRACELET UNSIGNED
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Offered for your consideration is this vintage Acorn Caps with Blue Enamel Bracelet. I have kept this one for many years just because it was so unique, the links of the basic chain are diamond shape with an Gilt metal Acorn cap on each link and each Acorn has a Robin's Egg Blue Enamel interior; it has a Spring ring clasp, showing typical configuration without the "thumb-thingy," which with construction leads me to believe it may be Unsigned Miriam Haskell but the final decision is up to you, it is a great unique piece, the bracelet measures approximately 8 1/2 Inches Long with each of the 13 Acorns measuring approximately 7/8 Inches across. This one jingles like tiny bells on your wrist and would make a fantastic addition to any jewelry collection and offered with a low opening bid and No Reserve ! **I am Going Through Years of accumulated items preparing to move and these are pieces I have personally owned for Years** All of the items we sell are vintage unless otherwise noted. We do our best to describe any damage or wear that could effect the value of the item. We will research and try to identify any maker of our items, however on unsigned items we can make no guarantees and we can only offer our best opinion; the final determination will be up to the winning bidder. Now for the stuff it has become necessary to say..... We
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