Archeological-Revival Gold and Enamel Bangle-Bracelet, Robert Phillips of Cockspur St, London, Circa 1870

Centering a thick hollow gold band decorated with gold granules and a repetitive pattern of white enamel ovals dotted with blue enamel at the centers, bordered above and below with a row of large gold spheres on short spokes, internal circumference 7 inches, maker's mark for Robert Phillips of Cockspur Street London.

Maker's mark (Prince of Wales Feather) for Robert Phillips of Cockspur Street London in a vertical lozenge on enamel-set rim, close to the tongue clasp. Chips to two of the enamelled ovals near clasp, minor wear on gold spheres due to age. Areas of scratching/wear to the gold. Some of the finials are slightly bent, but not readily apparent. Overall condition remains good.
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A very similar example, also by Robert Phillips is noted in The Art of the Jeweller, a catalogue of the Hill Grandy gift to the British Museum Vol I Text, pp. 156-157, no. 980 and Vol II Plates, p. 261, no. 980.