SILVER BOX WITH TWO (2) BRACELETS China, 20th century period Tubular, it opens to a removable top cover. It is joined by two (2) bracelets imitating jade, which cannot be removed. Ornamented with a goldsmith's work combining several techniques including guilloché, watermark, set with coloured stone cabochons and enamel, which, in this case, imitates the colours of kingfisher feathers. Mark struck below: "SILVER". Mark struck in the hollow of the lid: "MADE IN CHINA". Marked punch inscribed on the lip of the box. H: 10.5 cm - D: 8 cm Approximate gross weight: 399 grams A SILVER BOX SET WITH HARDSTONES CABOCHONS AND ENHANCED WITH TWO JADE LIKE BANGLES / BRACELETS China, 20th century

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