WWII Era Sterling Silver 10 Charm Loaded Bracelet, Movable Mechanical Globe Old Lady in Shoe Moving Dogs, Vintage Jewelry, Stocking Stuffer
Vintage Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet. Collected in the 1930s and 1940s, this curb chain bracelet has some very special charms, including a spinning globe, the old woman in the shoe with her family, and three dogs with moving heads. As with most charms from this era, these are dainty in size. The bracelet is 7 inches long, 3/16 inch wide, and is marked Sterling on sport ring. All charms are marked or test as sterling silver.
The charms are:
- Bulldog with Moving Head
- Man in Sombrero with Donkey Cart, Turquoise Glass Accent
- Lucite Ice in Tongs
- Hound Dog with Movable Head
- Wishbone
- Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe, opens to reveal family
- Opening Scissors
- Spinning Globe with Turquoise Plastic Bead
- Dog with Moving Head and Bird on Tail
- Movable Cuckoo Clock with missing pendulum
The bracelet is 7 inches long, 3/16 inch wide, and weighs 27 grams. In Very Good Vintage Condition, with wear and warm patina appropriate to age and one missing bit of pendulum on the cuckoo clok.
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