A charming silver antique albertina bracelet with two torpedo links and two pretty tassels that hang from the bracelet when worn. Connected by a belcher and rope link chain, this pre-loved bracelet has a swivel clasp with a fixed ornate flat clasp section to the chains. A very pretty example of an Edwardian design circa 1905 that is so wearable today.
Named after Prince Albert, (1819 – 1861) queen Victoria’s consort the Albert is a single watch chain. The albertina is a more decorative version of its male counter part. The albertina usually with tassels, balls and decorative motifs not usually used to carry a watch was used more as a decorative item to compliment a ladies attire.
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MEASUREMENTS - Length of the bracelet 190mm (7.5”)
Length of the bracelet plus the tassel extension - 265mm (11.5”)
WEIGHT - 15g
HALLMARK - Marked ‘Silver' and tested as solid silver throughout.
CONDITION - Wear commensurate with age. Chain links are in good order, swivel clasp opens and closes firmly. Tassels are all intact and fully articulated.
Edwardian Silver Belcher and Torpedo Link Ladies Albertina Bracelet, Circa 1905
Length of the bracelet 190mm (7.5”)
Length of the bracelet plus the tassel extension - 265mm (11.5”)