An Islamic Gold Hinged Bracelet, Seljuk Period, 11th-12th century

comprising two cylindrical tapering shanks of hollow sheet construction, fastened by a pin and terminated with two stylised dragon head terminals facing a central, lavishly decorated eight-petalled rosette, and two decorative triple loop hinged elements all around a screw post clasp.

Dimensions: Width: 2 3/4 inches (6.98 cm)

Condition:   The bracelet is intact and in very good condition overall, there is some expected minor denting that does not detract.   

Provenance:  Private NYC collection, previously Anavian family collection acquired in Iran by David and Henry Anavian, prior to the departure of the Shah in 1979.