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People of Bairagirchala Village

Pair of bracelets in a silver box

White metal | 7.0 x 26.0 x 13.5 cm (whole object) | RCIN 72542

Master: Pair of bracelets in a silver box

People of Bairagirchala Village

Master: Pair of bracelets in a silver box

Royal Collection Trust/All Rights Reserved

Royal Collection Trust/All Rights Reserved

Master: Pair of bracelets in a silver box

People of Bairagirchala Village

Master: Pair of bracelets in a silver box

Royal Collection Trust/All Rights Reserved

Royal Collection Trust/All Rights Reserved

Master: Pair of bracelets in a silver box

People of Bairagirchala Village

Master: Pair of bracelets in a silver box

Royal Collection Trust/All Rights Reserved

Royal Collection Trust/All Rights Reserved

Description

Pair of silvered metal bracelets contained in a silver, velvet lined box. The bracelets of cylindrical tapering circular form with foliate ends joined by two bars. The ground chased with raised foliate design. Box hinged with chased foliates

Provenance

Presented to Queen Elizabeth II by the People of Bairagirchala Village during her State Visit to Bangladesh, 14–17 November 1983.
People involved

Creator(s)

Search the collection People of Bairagirchala Village
(nationality)

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(nationality)

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(nationality)

Acquirer(s)

Search the collection View the person page HM Queen Elizabeth II (b. 1926)
Physical properties

Medium and techniques

White metal

metal

chased, metal decoration, silvered

Measurements

7.0 x 26.0 x 13.5 cm (whole object)

1218.0 g (Weight) (whole object)
Groupings
Category
Gems & Jewellery
Places

Place of Production

Bangladesh

Featured in

Detail of the Vessel of friendship, a gold model of a Chinese ship

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Royal Gifts: Buckingham Palace

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