Late Qing/Republic period Each constructed with three-hinged sections and a clasp mount, the first a gilt silver bracelet inset with a carnelain plaque carved as a seated boy surrounded by symmetrically arranged enameled designs including shou characters, endless knots, bats, and lingzhi sprigs, the second a silver bracelet inlaid with a jade plaque carved in openwork as a flower-head, surrounded by carefully enameled shou characters, and auspicious bats and clouds. 2 1/2 ad 2 3/4in (6.4 and 7cm) wide (2).