Pitman Keeler American Queen Expansion Bracelet Sweetheart CHILD Antique Vintage

Antique Pitman & Keeler American Queen child's sweetheart expansion bracelet Circa 1910s-1920s - CHILD SIZE, please see measurements Stunning early American Queen style sweetheart bracelet with a shiny rose gold filled expansion band, accented with embossed designs on every other link, and a round yellow gold filled center with the initial R and flowers etched in a Deco style design (the flowers are rose gold colored) *Very light wear throughout, the center panel appears to have had some kind of coating that is worn off slightly and visible when held at an angle Signed Pitman & Keeler American Queen - McRae and Keeler (est. 1883) changed their name to Pitman & Keeler in 1907, and named their sweetheart bracelets American Queen. Made in Attleboro, MA. Very good antique condition Sweetheart bracelets became common in the Victorian era and were commonly given to loved ones during wartime or gifted to children. They may have a hidden compartment to hold a memento or keepsake such as a lock of hair. These bracelets were very popular and have become highly sought after by collectors. Measurements are approximate Circumference: ~4 3/4" Diameter: ~1.5"×1.5" Width: 3/4" Weight: 23.2 grams J3808