Imposing Austro-Hungarian bracelet probably made in 1872 in silver and silver gilt (800 thousandths) decorated with oval citrines and small natural seed beads (some missing). Very beautiful work of engraving as well on the external part as inside the bracelet. Presence of punches of which that of Austro-Hungarian small works with the head of greyhound to the 3 affixed to the left and the letter P to the right indicating a work in silver 800 thousandths and the letter P of Pest (Budapest/Pest) in function between 1872 and 1922. Close to the titling mark, the P mark in a square used by the city of Pest between 1867 and 1872. The dating of 1872 makes the two punches correspond. Wrist size : 17,5 cm. Height of the central part: 4.8 cm. Gross weight: 56.1 g.

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