Description Key Features MATERIALS: Silver DIMENSIONS: Approx 20mm wide, 7 inches circumference. ERA/HALLMARK: Circa 1930s. Indistinct silver marks. WEIGHT: 30.9g CONDITION: Excellent antique condition. The engraving remains crisp, and the expanding mechanism functions smoothly. Minor surface wear as expected with age, but no dents or structural issues. This Charles Horner silver bangle from the 1930s makes a striking everyday statement bangle with a distinctive buckle effect design. Crafted in solid sterling silver, it features fine engine turned engraving and a line of pierced keyhole motifs across the centre. The Charles Horner silver bangle reflects the clean geometry and confident style that defined British Art Deco jewellery. Design & Craftsmanship The bangle is formed from a wide sterling silver band with a hinged opening and a secure push clasp. The front is styled to resemble a belt buckle, which gives the piece both structure and visual interest. Crisp engine turned lines run across the surface, while raised borders frame the central panel. The pierced keyhole shapes add contrast and light, while also softening the bold width of the band. Charles Horner pieces are known for their durability, and this example feels solid and well balanced on the wrist. Why We Love This Bangle This Charles Horner silver bangle has a strong presence, but it never feels heavy. The buckle effect gives it purpose, while the engraved silver keeps it elegant. It feels like a piece that has been worn and loved, yet it still looks ready for many more years of use. Styling Ideas This is an antique bangle for people with unique taste who enjoy jewellery with clear design and history. It works well worn alone as a statement piece, but it also layers easily with finer silver bracelets for a more relaxed look. You can wear it with denim, tailoring, or simple dresses, so it moves easily between casual and dressed styles.
