Czech Art Deco Bracelet c.1920s

A fine example of Czechoslovak Art Deco jewelry from the 1920s, this bracelet features eight ornately cast silver-plated links, each centred with a vivid molded coral rose in early celluloid — a material highly regarded at the time for its capacity to capture organic detail and rich colour.
Encircling each rose are four old-cut style faceted glass stones, imitating the brilliance and cut of antique diamonds. The symmetrical openwork design combines geometric precision with botanical elements, reflecting the evolving aesthetic of early Art Deco.
Unsigned, as was typical of many Czech export pieces of the interwar period, but firmly attributed based on materials, craftsmanship, and stylistic characteristics.
 
Origin: Czechoslovakia
Date: Circa 1920s
Materials: Silver-plated base metal (likely brass), molded celluloid, faceted glass
Clasp: Spring ring
 
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Minor surface wear consistent with age. All stones and molded elements present and securely set.
 
Provenance Note:
Czech jewelry of this era was highly sought after for its inventive use of materials and masterful design. Molded celluloid elements and hand-set glass stones were signature techniques used across Bohemian workshops, with export pieces reaching major European and American markets.
A refined and collectible Art Deco bracelet, ideal for vintage connoisseurs, period collectors, or as a statement piece for special occasion wear.
 
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