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Antique 9ct gold heart shaped locket pendant, Edwardian
Antique 9ct gold heart shaped locket pendant, Edwardian
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£299.00 GBP
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A sweet little antique 9ct gold heart shaped locket pendant.
Edwardian era it has an elaborately engraved front with ivy leaves and flowers, there is a plain polished heart in the centre which has not been engraved so could be personalised if desired.
The back has a plain finish and is marked 9ct along with a makers mark.
Internally it has two compartments but no glazed covers, some remnants of a pet portrait to one side.
There is an attached gold plated jump ring for hanging from your favourite necklace or chain.
Edwardian era C1900s.
Condition:
Fair used condition overall, some light surface wear commensurate with age and use, some tiny dings and surface scratches, internally there is some wear and tarnish, jump ring has wear.
Approx measurements:
1" length with bale
0.6" width
Weight approx 2.88 grams.
Any questions or queries please contact us.
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Edwardian era it has an elaborately engraved front with ivy leaves and flowers, there is a plain polished heart in the centre which has not been engraved so could be personalised if desired.
The back has a plain finish and is marked 9ct along with a makers mark.
Internally it has two compartments but no glazed covers, some remnants of a pet portrait to one side.
There is an attached gold plated jump ring for hanging from your favourite necklace or chain.
Edwardian era C1900s.
Condition:
Fair used condition overall, some light surface wear commensurate with age and use, some tiny dings and surface scratches, internally there is some wear and tarnish, jump ring has wear.
Approx measurements:
1" length with bale
0.6" width
Weight approx 2.88 grams.
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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