Vintage elaborate glass beaded floral clamper bangle with intricate micro beading and silver tone filigree, pink, green, white & faux pearl crackle This patent was granted on

This patent was granted on 23rd May 1929 to a jeweller called Walter Henry Collins

The bright electric blue rhinestones

The circular filigree base is embellished with a large central turquoise glass round cabochon surrounded by smaller oval glass cabochons with pale blue enamel decoration for some of the floral filigree design around

They are in very good vintage condition - the abalone backs and operculum cabochons are natural materials

with the largest pearl in the centre

Vintage elaborate glass beaded floral clamper bangle with intricate micro beading and silver tone filigree, pink, green, white & faux pearl crackle This patent was granted onVintage micro glass bead embellished hinged clamper bangle with opalescent white, pink and green glass beads, clear rhinestone drops as well as faux glass pearls with gold tone filigree floral panels and metalwork. The detail of the intricate workmanship, particularly the micro beading, are typical of Stanley Hagler pieces. This style was taken forward, still under the Stanley Hagler name, by Hagler designers Ian St Gielar (and later his wife