Previously owned item of an unknown age.  Shows tarnishing, patina and typical wear for a sterling silver jewelry item.  This bracelet is obviously an artisan-made item that was constructed out of 5 thick sterling silver wires welded together at both ends, but kept separate in the middle part of the cuff.  One of the sterling silver wires has a slight bend to it and may need to be straightened by a jeweler.  See photos for more detail.   In my opinion, the bend isn't significant enough to concern me, but ultimately it will be the new owner's decision, not mine.

The cuff has a very small, hard to read "925" purity mark, but I can't find a maker's mark on it.  It looks to me to be similar to artisan made sterling silver jewelry made in Taxco, Mexico or items made by Native American silversmiths.  But that's just my best guess, so take that into consideration before drawing your own conclusions.