Victorian Sterling Silver Fob Chain

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Condition

Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Metal Type

Sterling Silver

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Product code

115

Bob Shop ID

430626242

Victorian Silver Fob Chain

Description:

This exceptional, very unusual link fob chain is hallmarked (links, T bar and catch) for Birmingham 1898. The chain is in very good condition, with no signs of wear on the links or catch, there is however a small piece missing in one of the large links. This doesn’t affect the strength of the chain and is hardly noticeable. It also has 2 small silver pendants attached to it. The one pendant has the wording ‘To commemorate the 60^th year of glorious reign of H.C.M Queen Victoria 1837-1897’. The other pendant is stamped ‘South Africa 1900’ on the one side and has busts of Victoria, Roberts and Kitchener on the other side.

Weight 39.8g

Length 40cm

All my jewellery is checked by a jeweller in regards to condition (claws, catches, pins etc.) as well as cleaned and polished before listing.

The jewellery will also be sent to you in a presentable box, if you would like it gift wrapped for a special occasion please let me know.

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