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A sensational sterling silver Eagle of the cuff kind, stylistically rendered on a medallion that’s as big as the state of Texas (slight exaggeration). Balancing the weight of the top medallion are a series of four bands which form the cuff, each coming together at the ends for stability (and good looks). Speaking of good looks, the Eagle design stands out a bit from the medallion (translation: it isn’t flat) and is surrounded by a darkening that causes it to stand out even more. Nice! The medallion itself measures 3” x 2”, while the open cuff is 2.5” across, and the bracelet is quite weighty. Marked “Cast Sterling” on the reverse and is also marked $250.00 in black marker, which will easily come off. Tis a spectacular specimen for lovers of tribal and native American styles as well as those on the lookout for the unusual. As birds of a feather flock together so does this one, who has found companionship with a Royal Worcester Eagle, available at: www.antiquebeak.com, item #ab4275.
