Description: A beautiful piece of work from the most celebrated jeweller working in Victorian London. He trained in Naples under Castellani and his work can be found in the British museum, the Victoria & Albert and countless other museums around the world.
This rare and highly sought after bracelet carries the CG in an oval mark (so predates the period where his son Arthur came into the business). It is marked on the dog clip and the bracelet. The workmanship is outstanding from the engraved flattened slider to the hand made links to the lovely little spiral engraved T bar which turns in its holder and makes your eyes go funny! A museum worthy piece.
Age: c1880 Victorian
Size and weight: 13.6g. 8.5" from clip to T bar (just shy of 8" when clipped onto the loop nearest the body of the bracelet.
Materials: High carat gold
Condition: Excellent.
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