Vintage Fork Tine Bracelet | 1950s Rodd Winsor Repurposed Silverware
Vintage Fork Tine Bracelet | 1950s Rodd Winsor Repurposed Silverware
This isn’t just jewellery, it’s a piece you feel the moment you put it on.
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Handcrafted in Australia
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$120+
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🤎Features & What You'll Love
• Hand formed vintage fork tines
→ Each tine has been individually shaped into curls and curves. I think they have minds of their own! Wear the bracelet either way, depending on how you like the tines sitting on your wrist.
• 1950s Rodd Winsor spoon handle
→ Joined to a beautifully ornate Australian Rodd Winsor spoon handle from the 1950s–1960s.Â
• Extra strong magnetic clasp
→ Easy to put on and take off without needing another pair of hands. I've been using these clasps in my jewellery for many, many years.
• Two old pieces, one new purpose
→ A vintage fork and spoon handle brought together to create something completely different. Any signs of age and previous use are part of their charm.
🤎Details
• Original silverware: Vintage fork and Rodd Winsor spoon handle
• Maker: Rodd, Australia (spoon handle)
• Pattern: Winsor
• Era: 1950s–1960s (spoon handle)
• Design: Individually hand formed fork tines and ornate spoon handle
• Bracelet length: 18cm
• Clasp: Extra strong magnetic clasp
• Wearing options: Fork tines can face either direction on the wrist
• Vintage condition: May show natural signs of age and previous use
• One of a kind: Yes
• Handmade: By Molly Made in Australia
🤎The Molly Made Story
I never quite know where these fork tines are going to end up when I start shaping them. They seem to have their own ideas!
I've joined this one to a beautifully detailed Rodd Winsor spoon handle from the 1950s–1960s.
I love that you can turn the bracelet around and wear the curls whichever way takes your fancy.
An old fork, an old spoon and a completely new purpose for both.
Not Mass Made. Made to Matter.Â
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A one-of-a-kind bracelet with plenty of personality, beautiful old silverware detail and a little bit of quirkiness.Â
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