Diamanté 1950s Expansion Bracelet by Schreiber & Hiller
USD$395.00
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Maker | Schreiber & Hiller |
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Size | See description |
Condition | Excellent |
Date | 1950s |
Marks | "ESHA" in semi-circle with "DBP"; "SIMEX"; "US PAT-BREV.DEP" |
Reference | 1952 & 1954 German Trade Mark Journals |
This expansion bracelet is unlike any you’ve ever seen! Four rows of rhodium-plated curved-top links set with diamanté stretch to allow you to put on the bracelet – it has no clasp. What’s amazing is that the mechanism for stretching the piece – a series of springs – is concealed. The last photo shows part of the British utility patent for this construction. This bracelet is the only piece in this group with the ‘SIMEX’ trademark. I can’t figure out how to tell you the size of this piece other than how it fits me. My wrist is 6 ¾”, and the bracelet fits me fine. It stretches to the diameter of the widest part of my hand – 8 ½” – that’s required to put it on. Scroll down to see complementary necklaces.
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Diamanté Vintage Link Necklace by Schreiber & Hiller
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Diamanté Vintage Link Necklace by Schreiber & Hiller
Schreiber & Hiller Jewelry, Vintage Necklaces, 1930s JewelryWith this vintage link necklace from the 1930s, the maker used curved links of diamantés in a tank-track pattern as the centerpiece. The jeweled links have rhodium-plated backs. A link-and-bar chain with a spring-ring clasp complete this Machine Age piece. Because this necklace was in my personal collection, I had it shortened. Its purchase includes four additional links, which are each about one-half-inch long. Scroll down to see some tank track bracelets, also by Schreiber & Hiller, to wear with this wonderful necklace.USD$345.00
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