Art Deco Burma Ruby Bangle medusa The first noted use of

The first noted use of uranium glass dates back to a 79AD mosaic found in a Roman villa on Cape Posillipo

and bears the owl hallmark reserved for pieces that were sent to the assay office in their finished form (the more common dog and eagle head were stamped on unfinished pieces)

A weird antique "stanhope" pendant dating from the late 19th Century

£1 charm: 2

Art Deco Burma Ruby Bangle medusa The first noted use ofDATE: Art Deco, c. 1920 This stunning antique bangle is set with 67 vivid calibre cut Burma rubies (approx. 14ct total). It's crafted in platinum throughout, creating a gorgeous contrast between the stones, enhancing their gorgeous colour and vibrancy. Finished with hand chased scroll detailing around the sides, it's made to fit a a 7. 8 inch wrist and dates from the Art Deco period, circa 1920. STONES Calibre Cut Ruby approx. 14ct total MEASUREMENTS