Bracelet!

[diggingthe1]

Just curious if anyone knows anything about this piece. I found it in my scrap pile. Most of the items I find date around 1900. There are two people carrying a canoe. The one on the left is quite hairy. The one on the right has hair sticking straight up only on his head. An interesting piece! Thanks for any information! I sure wish I had the whole piece.

 

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[sandchip]

Nice artwork!

 

[welsbury]

Wonder if that "hair" is supposed to represent feathers like a feathered headdress? What kind of metal is it made of?

 

[diggingthe1]

Thanks Sandchip! You might be right Welsbury, it is made of copper.

 

[arrow86]

Pretty cool, did some searches and found this .... looks like your piece but I couldn’t find a date or more info will update if I do.... update lol found it , looks like it was made in both sterling silver and copper in either case it’s listed as vintage

 

[diggingthe1]

Thanks Arrow! I appreciate the research, I would love to have the whole thing. I almost want to but it!

 

[arrow86]

Thanks Arrow! I appreciate the research, I would love to have the whole thing. I almost want to but it!

Yeah no problem I found a different site that had the silver one for sale but a little pricey ... $175.00

 

[NCPeaches]

It's a cool find!

 

[RGINN]

Cool find. I thought it was German Silver at first until you said it was copper. I think it's something made for the tourist trade. On the left that represents a war bonnet with a single trailer of feathers on it. On the right, well, just an Indian with feathers on his head. The Eiffel tower lookin figure is supposed to be a tepee. Kind of a mixture of tribes there with the canoe and the plains Indian headdress. Still pretty cool to find.

 

[diggingthe1]

Thanks for the information Rginn! I think you are right about being made for the tourist trade. I am tempted to make it into a necklace but it will probably end up with my other native metal relics. I definitely like the style. Finally getting A little snow around here. I have never seen Pikes Peak look so naked this winter!