The loaded charm bracelet, crafted from sterling silver in the 1960s, is highly detailed and adds a bit of whimsy and character to the piece. The bracelet has two charms that move: a man who drinks and carriage wheels. It also has the Eiffel Tower, a flower, a chariot, a cello, a man at a desk, a windmill, a Viking ship, and a maple leaf.
The bracelet is in very good vintage condition with minor signs of wear. Most of the charms are marked: the flower, chariot, and man drinking (800, European mark for 80% silver). The windmill is stamped 935 (Austria/Germany/Swiss mark for 93.5% silver). The cello is marked JD 925 (sterling silver). The man at the desk is marked Bruxelles. The maple leaf is marked Forstner STG.
The bracelet measures 7-1/4" long and 1/4" wide and weighs 46.77 grams. The box is for display only.
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