Featured Unusual vintage (or antique) bracelet --see photos

Stumbled on some pretty cool jewelry a few days ago. Will be posting.

I think the material is plastic, but not 100% positive.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? Do you think the maker is someone like Selro? Florenza? ...1960s?

Can anyone think of a keyword for the faces? Sort of lion-like w/horns.

 

Looks like Bacchus ,God of Wine.

 

Thank you, Holly. That keyword allowed me to find this:

https://www.apurevintage.co.uk/listing/654492329/vintage-bracelet-with-bacchus-faces-in

 

Maybe I should start drinking wine.

 

With those horns, I'd say Pan, who is often shown as a participant in the revel rout. But can't argue with the success of 'Bacchus' as a search term:

https://www.ebth.com/items/5591270-...s-grape-themed-faux-jade-bracelet-and-pin-set

 

This originally came with a matching pin? Wow.

 

Aha! Don't know if this is correct, but:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/213623...utm_term=so.lp.d2.v1&share_time=1517104019000

 

It says pin but appears to be a pendant.

 

This is what comes up in a search for Selro:

https://www.google.com/search?q=vin...KHVOIDD0QsAR6BAgGEAE&biw=1600&bih=764#imgrc=_

 

I've had a few Selro pieces (all were unsigned). Hard to say about this one. In some ways it feels like the Selro quality isn't quite there for this piece, but could be wrong. Mine has some finish loss, maybe that is throwing me off. Curious where the Etsy seller got their info. Would be great it is was Selro.

 

The grape leaves on the bracelet and the grapes on his head pushed toward Bacchus and remembered seeing this at a local store not long ago. http://www.ronniesposhingfernhill.c...wine:-greenman-wall-sculpture-b003m0e42u.html

 

Good memory, Holly!

 

I had started my first message by saying the horns suggest Pan, but that some might see him as the Green Man. Then your message posted, showing a result for Bacchus, so I tested first, before posting mine, to see whether anything turned up by using P. or G.M. Nada. So edited G.M. out & pursued Bacchus.

Looks like with a little patience you could put together most of a parure.

 

It looks familiar; the metal work looks like Hollycraft, but they signed their pieces for the most part. Early 50s Coro could look like that too. Maybe someone jobbed this out for a retailer who wanted their own name on the box.

 

I like the look of these. Finding a parure would be a fun collection project. Except, some of the prices being asked online seem pretty high for something like this.