AN ENGRAVED SILVER FRAME AND A PAIR OF CHAMPLEVÉ ENAMELLED SILVER BRACELETS
Thailand or Laos and Central Asia, 19th - 20th century

Comprising a small cusped silver frame with two Naga creatures on the sides and Garuda at the top, all against a ground of intertwined vegetal scrolls, 11.5cm x 11cm; and a pair of silver bracelets engraved with interlocking split palmette sprays and filled with green, dark and light blue champlevé enamels, the reverse engraved with a stylised beaker symbol with two 'C' opposed to each other, each 6.5cm x 7cm.