Miriam Haskell Unsigned Red Wood Bracelet
Item #CM121176
Bracelet measures 7” long and 1-1/4” wide, with beads dropping additional 1”. This remarkable bracelet dates to the World War II era. It can be identified as early Haskell based upon the materials and findings used and the overall design. Red wood beads and brass balls are wired to a wide mesh chain consisting of red enamel and plain brass links. These same enameled links, in green, can be seen on page 115 of the book "Miriam Haskell Jewelry" by Gordon and Pamfiloff. The simple spring ring clasp holds well and is consistent with Haskell jewelry of that era. The large red wood beads measure 18 mm. in diameter. This charming bracelet is whimsical, sturdy, and simply wonderful. No damage to beads. No verdigris or other damage to chain or beads. One enamel link has a minor scratch in the enamel. This can only be seen upon close inspection. $475.00 (Includes insured shipping to a U.S.A. address)
