Here is a delightful Sterling silver bracelet in the style of Scottish archiitect and designer Charles Rennie |Mackintosh. There is no marker's mark

Here is a substantial mid-century Danish bracelet, with 7 links of rings and ball decorations, typical of the period.  The Danish maker remains unknown.

Here is a fabulous Sterling silver arm cuff featuring two amber cabochons. It was made by the renowned Danish silversmith  Niels Erik From (see bio).

Here is a lovely modernist bangle bracelet by the renowned Danish silversmith N.E. From (see bio). The cream-coloured stone (I am not sure whether this is bone or an artificial stone) is set in an open-backed silver setting.. The band of the bangle becomes wider at the back. The band is clipped into the silver setting.

Here is a traditional horseshoe bracelet by the renowned Danish silversmith Niels Erik From.  This early piece has been embellished with a flower within each horseshoe.  Have you seen the matching brooch, item 1465?  Buy them both and receive £10 cashback.

Here is a fabulous and very rare  bracelet made by the illustrious Danish silversmith Niels Erik From (see bio).  There are five links, each consisting of a large malachite cabochon set in Sterling silver and surrounded by a wreath of flowers and leaves. This design was one of From's most famous in the 1940s and 50s. 

Have you seen the matching brooch, item 2048? 

Here is a lovely rose quartz bracelet by the Danish modernist master Niels Erik From (see bio). The design incorporates From's signature design of an off centre cabochon in a partially oxidised dish. There are 10 of these dishes on this bracelet. It also features From's signature clasp.

Here is a fabulous rigid Sterling silver armcuff by the Danish modernist master Niels Erik From. (see bio ). It features a beautiful green agate stone,

Here is a lovely Sterling silver rhodocrosite bracelet by the Danish modernist master Niels Erik From (see bio). The design comprises 5 rings alternating with 5 dishes, From's signature design of an off centre cabochon in a partially oxidised dish.

Here is a fabulous Sterling silver armcuff with a rough amethyst stone by the Danish silversmithy Randers Silver, established 1968.

Matching pendant - item 1208

Here is a substantial Sterling silver bangle by the Danish company, Randers Sølv, based in the East Jutland town of Randers since 1968. The twisted silver design harks back to the Viking era, but is also modern today.

Here is a highly original - if not unique - silver bangle by the Danish silversmith Sven Falk Andersen, whose studio was registered from 1946 to 1989 in Nykøbing , on the island of Falster.  The flexible bangle has ends bent outwards. These are adorned with amber freely swinging nuggets.

Here is a lovely traditional mid-century  bracelet  with 6 links featuring grape leaves and grapes. It was made by Scandia Affineringsværk, registered in Copenhagen and Hornbæk from 1943 to 82

Here is a beautiful Art nouveau silver bracelet by the Danish silversmith Schølle

Lovely Sterling silver bracelet with clear lilac coloured stones by the prolific Danish silversmith Herman Siersbøl (see bio).

Here is a wonderful tiger -eye stone mounted on a cuff bangle  by the Danish company Smykkesmeden.  The tiger -eye stone is framed by poured and coiled silver (plate). 

Here is a delightful Sterling silver bangle featuring an oval lapis lazuli stone. It was made by the Danish silversmith Svein Solberg for his company Sun-Gem, basedon the island of Funen since 1985

Here is a delightful modernist Sterling silver bracelet made by the Danish silversmith Theodor Skat-Rørdam, whose workshop in Copenhagen was registered from 1958 to 1973

Here is a well-designed Sterling silver modernist bangle featuring a domed blueish amazonite stone.  It was made by the Swedish silversmithy Victor Jansen, which was registered from 1947 to 2009

Here is an unusual silver Art Deco bracelet by the Copenhagen silversmith Viggo Pedersen, whose workshop was registered from 1928 to 1974

Here is a nice silver-gilt and black enamel bracelet by the esteemed Danish enamallist, Volmer Bahner (see bio)

Here is a huge and heavy pewter bracelet in the brutalist style. It was made in Denmark by a someone who only used his initials Å.A,  so I will not attempt to guess this person's name.

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