Old Wire Gold Dipped Braclets

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Posted by tdgaskin

13 years ago

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My father dug these braclets up in 1970, they were in an old mason jar where a house had once stood. I know that they are not gold but I am trying to find out their value and origin. I have taken them to two local antique shops who could not give me an answer as they have never seen anything like them before. I know that my grandfather was born in 1911 and he said that when he was a young man that people used to come through selling them. that is all I know about them. Thanks

Category Jewelry and Gemstones

Medium gold cover wire

Distinguishing marks very unique and in great shape.

Condition Excellent

Size and dimensions of this item one is around 5 inches, I think childs size, the other is around 7 inches adult size

Date Period dont know

Weight Not sure

History As stated above they were dug up out of an old mason jar by my dad in 1970

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