Vintage Rogers Lady Katherine Spoon Handle Bracelet

Two old spoon handles, one unusual centrepiece and a completely new purpose! 

These beautiful spoon handles started life as part of the Lady Katherine silverware pattern by Rogers, Sheffield, England.

I've brought them together with an unusual circular connector salvaged from another piece. I don't know its original purpose, but I loved the intricate maze-like design and thought it was far too interesting not to use.

The original maker's markings are still visible inside both handles, a lovely reminder of where this bracelet began.

🤎Features & What You'll Love

• Vintage Rogers Lady Katherine spoon handles
  → Beautiful floral detailing from silverware that has been given another life.
• Unusual circular centrepiece
  → Repurposed from another piece, with an intricate maze-like pattern that makes this bracelet stand out.
• Original maker's markings
  → Still visible on the inside of both handles, keeping a connection to their past.
• Extra-strong magnetic clasp
  → Makes putting your bracelet on and taking it off so much easier.

🤎Details

• Original silverware: Rogers, Sheffield, England
• Pattern: Lady Katherine
• Materials: Repurposed vintage spoon handles and decorative salvaged connector of unknown composition
• Length: 20.5cm
• Clasp: Extra-strong magnetic
• Original markings: Visible inside both handles
• Handmade: By Molly Made in Australia
• One of a kind: Absolutely!

🤎The Molly Made Story

These Lady Katherine spoon handles already had beautiful detailing, but I wanted something a bit different between them.

Then along came this unusual circular piece. I have no idea what it originally belonged to, but I thought it was perfect!

And the fact that both handles still have their original stampings? I love that. There's no hiding what they once were.

Not Mass Made. Made to Matter. 

🤎Add to Your Cart

If you love vintage silverware, unusual details and jewellery with a past, this bracelet might be right up your alley.

There's only one, so pop it in your cart before someone else falls for it.