Gorgeous antique Victorian Romantic Period Bates & Bacon Gold filled enamel work faceted Paste stone signed Bypass Wedding Bracelet
Featuring a spectacular antique Victorian Romantic Period Bates and Bacon B&B stamped 12K Gold filled Bypass Wedding bracelet bangle adorned with brilliant faceted Paste Stone crystals set in closed back pronged settings in a S shaped accented with ornate scroll work with slight black enamel accents. Bracelet measures approximately 6.5 inches around at 23.32 grams respectively. Bracelet is in great antique condition with a functional components, minimal wear with all stones and enamel intact. , stamped B&Bacon 12k-1/20USA on the inside of band. Founded in the late 1800s to the 1940s in Attleboro Massachusetts, this is a wonderful collectible piece!
Is collectible gold filled bracelets came from a tradition centuries ago in which a groom would present his future wife with a set of bracelets, one to be worn at the beginning of their relationship and the rest of the day if their marriage, usually handed down from generation to generation.
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