Lot 161
  • 161

BANGLE, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY

Estimate
10,000 - 15,000 GBP
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Description

The hinged bangle designed in the Etruscan revival style, modelled as a ram's head, to a tapering cuff applied with patterns composed of rope twist and granulated detailing, inner circumference approximately 160mm, indistinct assay mark, fitted case.  

Provenance

Formerly in the collection of Lawrencina Potter (1821-1882), née Heyworth, wife of Richard Potter (1817-1892)
To their daughter Lawrencina Durning-Holt (1845-1906)
Thence by descent within the family.

Condition

Unsigned. Indistinct assay mark to clasp tongue. Discoloured dent to inner corner of ram's right eye, slight wear around clasp. Overall in good condition. Gross weight approximately 74 grams. Fitted blue velvet case, base with partially torn labels, one reading Philippe _erziani Roma.
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