April 16, 2024
Vintage 40s Peacock Siam Niello Sterling Bracelet Nice!
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Very rarely seen vintage 1940s made in Siam sterling silver and niello handmade peacock bracelet. Difficult to find and a great accompaniment to matching brooch pins and earrings of the same period. Six peacock panels each measuring about 1 ¼" wide. The bracelet is 1 5/8" wide. The inside circumference is 7" around with the clasp closed. Should fit a wrist under that size nicely. Safety chain attached, the closure is strong and secure. A beautiful showy piece, these don't come around very often. All items are from a clean and smoke free home. I am always happy to combine shipping for multiple item purchases. I strive to provide as complete a description as I can, and I welcome any and all questions you may have. Please send me an email. In the true spirit of an auction, I will offer refunds only if I have significantly misrepresented the item, and in the event I have inadvertently missed something I will cheerfully and swiftly return your money. My goal is that we both have a pleasurable and easeful transaction. Thank you very much. I ship via USPS, usually priority mail and sometimes first class for smaller items, and may require that insurance be purchased. Rates are based on the final auction value, are in addition to postage, and are as follows: $0.01 to $50.00 = $1.65 50.01 to 100.00 =$2.05 100.01 to 200.00 =$2.45 200.01 to
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