DATE: Georgian Regency, c.1810

This exquisite bracelet was made during the Georgian Regency period, circa 1810. It features seven enamel portrait panels, each one depicting a young girl either with cherub wings and bow (presumably in reference to cupid), with what look sort of like playing cards or butterfly wings, and one with a King Charles spaniel. The panels are mounted in wonderfully ornate 15k gold, featuring the type of cannetille- and filigree-work typical of this period. It's survived in remarkably good condition.

MEASUREMENTS 

Width: 2.6cm

Wearable length: 8 inches

WEIGHT 

33.2g

MARKS 

Unknown maker's mark, tests as 15k gold

CONDITION 

Very good, some light wear to the enamel