Vintage Sterling Silver 15 Charm Loaded Bracelet, WWII Era Movable Mechanical Gas Mask Lawn Mower Sewing Machine Charms, Vintage Jewelry
$152.00
World War II Vintage Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet. Collected in the 1930s and 1940s, this curb chain bracelet has some very special charms, including a movable gas mask, a mechanical table fan, a pair of little puffed hearts. As with most charms from this era, these are dainty in size, with the cuckoo clock the largest at 1" X 9/16". The bracelet is 7 inches long, 3/16 inch wide, and is finished with a filigree pinch clasp. All charms are marked or test as sterling silver.
The charms are:
- Piano
- Bean Pot
- Saxophone
- Pair of Puffy Hearts
- Movable Spinning Wheel
- Movable Ice Tongs
- Heart Shaped Lock (non-opening)
- French Horn
- Movable Push Lawn Mower
- Mechanical Cuckoo Clock
- Concertina Accordion with Spring (stretched)
- Gas Mask (pliable hose)
- Drum
- Mechanical Table Fan
- Sewing Machine with Movable Foot Pedal
The bracelet is 7 inches long, 3/16 inch wide, and weighs 23.7 grams. In Very Good Vintage Condition, with wear and warm patina appropriate to age and a stretched spring in Concertina.
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