An unusual 9ct gold bracelet that was made circa 1900-1910 and retailed by Murrle Bennett and Company in Regent's Street. London. Murrle, Bennett and Company was a wholesale jewellers established in London in 1884 by Ernst Mürrle and J B Bennett. They sold the jewellery fashions of the time and imported many pieces by Theodor Farhner from Pfortzeim in Germany. This is a particularly pretty bracelet and has been set with four peridots and four blister pearls within gold decorated wire work tendrils. It has a hidden clasp and a safety chain }

A beautiful silver bracelet set with white paste in ten panels with a flower motif. The paste is a good evenly matched white colour. It is a lovely design and looks good when worn. }

A smart pinchbeck bracelet that was made circa 1860. It is beautifully made and articulated so that it sits well on the wrist. It is bright cut engraved on the bracelet part. The central section is set with pastes and edged in black enamel in the form of a pansy that means "Pense à Moi" literally "Think of me". It would have been given as a token of love and respect. }