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Hi
Can anyone confirm the origin of this silver filigree coral antique bracelet? I've seen practically the same bracelet marked as Chinese, Islamic, Mexican, Eastern European. I think it's Italian...or Chinese
Thanks

 

Thailand maybe....or Nepal..?
AJ, might know..!

 

I'm thinking it's from Bali. Below is a link with one from Bali that looks similar.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-St...187571?hash=item3f907f1673:g:9iIAAOSwPAxZ9px9

 

The filigree work is much finer in my original pic. A little blurry, but you get the picture

 

It is beautiful, JWD.
This style is seen along the southern shore of the Mediterranean, so North Africa and the Western Middle East. Based on that curled filigree setting of the cabochon, I'd say this one is from the Western Middle East - Palestinian, Lebanese, Syrian.

If you look at the mark it doesn't say Bali, that's just the sellers interpretation of a badly stamped mark which has BA in it.
But it is a different style from JWDs bracelet, it doesn't have the intricate filigree, and the setting of the cabochon is very different.
The style is Maghreb (western North Africa), but these were copied in Italy, especially in Florence. 925 in an oval makes me think this one is Italian.

 

Anyone know a year for this? I'm thinking 1850ish...

 

I am sorry, JWD, I never got an alert for your last question. I don't know if you still have the bracelet, it is over a year ago. Anyway, it is definitely not 1850ish. I think early-mid 20th century.