1920s Walter Lampl Art Deco Green Glass Bracelet
This remarkable silver-tone filigree bracelet is set with 3 large sugarloaf cabochon green glass stones. Each stone measures 13 x 18 mm. and rises to a peak 9 mm. above its setting. This style of stone was shown in Walter Lampl advertisements in jewelry industry publications in 1926 and 1927. The bracelet is marked with the early WL style of Walter Lampl. The unusual slide clasp has a safety feature that is invisible from the top of the piece and holds securely. The classic Art Deco styling of this bracelet and its remarkable condition make it a real standout and a true collector's piece.
Measures 7 inches long and 5/8 inch wide.
Excellent vintage condition.
This remarkable silver-tone filigree bracelet is set with 3 large sugarloaf cabochon green glass stones. Each stone measures 13 x 18 mm. and rises to a peak 9 mm. above its setting. This style of stone was shown in Walter Lampl advertisements in jewelry industry publications in 1926 and 1927. The bracelet is marked with the early WL style of Walter Lampl. The unusual slide clasp has a safety feature that is invisible from the top of the piece and holds securely. The classic Art Deco styling of this bracelet and its remarkable condition make it a real standout and a true collector's piece.
Measures 7 inches long and 5/8 inch wide.
Excellent vintage condition.
This remarkable silver-tone filigree bracelet is set with 3 large sugarloaf cabochon green glass stones. Each stone measures 13 x 18 mm. and rises to a peak 9 mm. above its setting. This style of stone was shown in Walter Lampl advertisements in jewelry industry publications in 1926 and 1927. The bracelet is marked with the early WL style of Walter Lampl. The unusual slide clasp has a safety feature that is invisible from the top of the piece and holds securely. The classic Art Deco styling of this bracelet and its remarkable condition make it a real standout and a true collector's piece.
Measures 7 inches long and 5/8 inch wide.
Excellent vintage condition.