Bracelets
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Price €84.00MA1021-1106
A beautiful pair of Berber silver bangles featuring a brilliant work of granulation. This kind of work is very characteristic of the deep south of Morocco (Goulimine), Mauritania and vast areas of Western Sahara.
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Price €270.00PK1205-055
An exquisite old silver, red coral and turquoise bracelet. It features a wonderful chiselled and engraved decoration and most appealing rosettes ornated with coral and turquoise cabochons. Its design takes us to the pashtoon tribes in Northern Pakistan and Afghanistan. The quality of the chiselling, engraving and granulation on this piece is outstanding, elegant and well-balanced. First half of the XXth century.
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Price €105.00MA0220-248
A great old Moroccan Berber silver bracelet from the Occidental Anti-Atlas. Beautiful incised decoration and very nice patina.
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Price €119.00MA1018-420
A Berber silver and enamel bracelet from the city of Tiznit in South Morocco. Ornated with blue, green and yellow enamel. Very good quality of work. Adjustable size.
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Price €215.00MA1016-024
A superb and rare old Berber bracelet from the region of Central Anti Atlas in Morocco. Made of silver and featuring great incised niello and enamelled decoration usually found among the Ida ou Nadif or Ida ou Zekri tribes. First half of the XXth century.
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Price €345.00PK0310-458
An original old silver spiral -snake-bracelet from the Kuchi group in Afghanistan. It is decorated with some glass cabochons. Very nice patina. The Kuchi people, from the Persian -koch- meaning migration, are Afghan pashtoons nomads divided in a number of tribes that inhabit areas of Afghanistan and, to a lesser extent, Pakistan. Their jewellery is quite often very colourful using silver, glass and, in some fewer cases, enamel. Mid-XXth century o anterior.
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Price €150.00PK0307-080
An original Pashtoon old silver hinged cuff from Afghanistan or Northern Pakistan. It show a nice and simple engraved and emossed decoration. The well faded central medallions may have been coins that have worn out as a result of intensive traditional use. Its closes with a sliding pin. Mid-XXth century or earlier.
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Price €192.00PK0310-460
A superb Kuchi old silver bracelet from Afghanistan engraved an chiselled with attractive rosettes. Wonderful patina.
The Kuchi people, from the Persian -koch- meaning migration, are Afghan pashtoons nomads divided in a number of tribes that inhabit areas of Afghanistan and, to a lesser extent, Pakistan. Their jewellery is quite often very colourful using silver, glass and, in some fewer cases, enamel. It has become extremely popular among those practising traditional oriental dances and -belly-dancing-. First half of the XXth century.
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Price €235.00PK0116-220
A lovely old silver Afghan hiunged bracelet. Very nice and elegant decoration and wonderful patina. So easy to wear!.
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Price €75.00PK0116-221
An old mixed spiked metal cuff from the nomad group of the Kuchi, inhabiting large areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Its design reminds in a way of the thorny silver bracelets that can be found in Oman. Do not miss the chance to make a statement!.
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A superb Kuchi old silver bracelet from Afghanistan. It features a great and attractive chiselling and embossing silverwork. It probably was not only an ornament but also served defense purposes. Wonderful patina.The Kuchi people, from the Persian -koch- meaning migration, are Afghan pashtoons nomads divided in a number of tribes that inhabit areas of Afghanistan and, to a lesser extent, Pakistan. Their jewellery is quite often very colourful using silver, glass and, in some fewer cases, enamel. It has become extremely popular among those practising traditional oriental dances and -belly-dancing-. First half of the XXth century.
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Price €545.00MD1115-423
A beautiful antique silver cuff from the Turkmen tribe of the Tekke inhabiting Turkmenistan and neigbouring countries such as Afghanistan. Its is ornated with carnelians and features a characteristic engraved decoration. It shows some traces of fire gilding and a superb patina. A piece full of character. It does not bend much so please make sure it will fit your wrist!.
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Price €280.00MD1115-419
A great antique silver cuff from the Turkmen tribe of the Ersari. The Ersari is one of the main five Turkmen tribes inhabiting Turkmenistan and some neighboring countries. It shows a beautiful engraved decoration and a lovely patina. It is not very flexible so please make sure it will fit you!.
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Price €195.00PK0307-339
A great old Kuchi silver bracelet from Afghanistan. It is made of many units of silver strung cotton cords in parallel rows. It closes with a flat coin-like piece decorated with seems to be a mosque or a mausoleum and an end loop. Similar examples using this same technique may be found also in Indian neighbouring state of Punjab. Beautiful and eye catching.
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Price €145.00MD0913-055
A beautiful old hollow silver bracelet from Afghanistan. Its engraved and punched decoration is simple yet extremely attractive. Its snake head shaped ends are a distinctive feature of this kind of bracelets. A great patina and easy wearable.
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Price €280.00MA1013-747
A superb old Berber silver and enamel bracelet from the Aït Baha Chtouka in the province of the same name in Morocco. It features an outstanding chiselling silverwork with a most attractive silky patina. The use of enamel in the central rosette around the focal glass cabochon evidences how close this area is to the region of Tiznit. A wonderful piece.
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Price €370.00MD0913-053
A beautiful old silver hinged cuff from Afghanistan. It shows a superb weathered silverwork in its main body that adds to its appeal overall and a superb patina. An almost architectural piece. Similar pieces which varying decorative patterns, may be also found in Pakistan and some areas of India. A great piece.
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A beautiful antique silver bangle or -gokhru- from Afghanistanthough it may also be found in Palistan and Northwestern India which shows how much acceptance has received its seven-spike bold shape design. Bracelets like this were once used to protect its wearer from unexpected attackers. Made of hollow silver it features a beautiful silver work. It shows a great patina. A piece that will not go certainly unnoticed. First half of the XXth century.
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Price €135.00MA0311-283
An original old silver bangle from the Sahara Desert in Algeria deep south. Silver sheet with silver applique decoration. Great patina after years of intensive use. Mid-XXth century or earlier.
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Price €175.00PK0310-443
A lovely Hazara silver, turquoise and coral hinged bracelet from Afghanistan or Northern Pakistan. The design of this piece is particularly lively. It features a very nice silverwork and it is crammed full with turquoise cabochons and a focal central coral one. Its design bears some Uzbeki reminiscences. It fastens with a sliding pin. Mid-XXth century.
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Price €159.00PK1009-392
An elegant Afghani silver bracelet of a Sindhi origin. Its simple decoration and shape give it superb balance and make its design timeless. Its clasp with a sliding pin is also very original and simple. Slightly restored. Very appealing patina. Mid-Xxth century or earlier.
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Price €249.00MA1008-185An appealing old Tibetan shell conch bracelet. It is decorated with what seems to be inlaid slices of turquoise and coral. Very original and with a great patina.
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Price €165.00PK0711-087
An old silver cuff from the Kuchi from Afghanistan though it shows Turkoman influences. Very nice chiselling and silver appliqu
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Price €239.00MA0311-268A gorgeous silver and bakelite quite big sized bracelet, from Mauritania. Pieces like this have given to Mauritanian silversmiths their well-known reputation. The silver engraving is simply wonderful and the quality of the inlaid word unsurpassable. Second half of the XXth century.
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Price €265.00PK0310-447
A great Turkoman Tekke old fire gilded silver and glass cabochons cuff from Afghanistan. Fire gilding is applied to make a nice pattern on incised silver. The red color of the cabochons would have a protective effect on the wearer and would provide strength. The claw-like prongs are very distinctive of these pieces. Not adjustable. Other names: -bilezik. First half of the XXth century.
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Price €234.00MA0310-342
An outstanding silver flared bracelet from Tiznit in South Morocco. The quality of the workmanship is remarkable and shows a great silver chiselling, granulation and enamel work. A piece to show.
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Price €390.00MA1008-193
A great Bedouin silver molded bracelet with granulation work from Yemen. This very characteristic design may be also found in some areas of Southeastern Saudi Arabia. A heavy bracelet with a wonderful patina. Early XXth century.
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beautiful old Kuchi silver and glass bracelet. This piece is a beautiful sample of jewellery from that ethnic group. It is made of silver, glass cabochons and little bells. The words -zul fekhar-, a man's name, are engraved inside and that is probably the name of the artisan that made it or of the person who commissioned it. Please ask about availability of its matching pair. Mid-XXth century.
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Price €260.00PK0808-017
A beautiful Kuchi hinged silver cuff from Afghanistan or Northern Pakistan. It shows a beautiful engraved decoration and the silverwork at top and bottom sides is full of character. Its closes with a sliding pin.The Kuchi people, from the Persian -koch- meaning migration, are Afghan pashtoons nomads divided in a number of tribes that inhabit areas of Afghanistan and, to a lesser extent, Pakistan. Their jewellery is quite often very colourful using silver, glass and, in some fewer cases, enamel. First half of the XXth century.
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Price €79.00MA0611-553
A most original African old armlet or bracelet. The core of it is made of a hard and well smoothed piece of wood. On it a great number of small glass beads have been arranged showing superb skill and highest aesthetic sense. In some areas a layer of an ochre paste has been applied which reinforces its character and original design. As to its attribution we would favour Cameroon, Burkina Faso or the kuba from Zaire or Congo. It is certainly an eye-catching piece.
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Price €566.00MA0202-429
A superb Berber old open flared bracelet from Morocco. It shows a wonderful patina. It keeps traces of nielloed decoration. Its features suggest that it comes from the Central Anti Atlas in Morocco. In principle this bracelet would have been worn by the younger daughters of the family. Other names: -azebj-. Second half od the XIXth century.