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Antique Sterling silver and Rose gold shield fob, pendant
Antique Sterling silver and Rose gold shield fob, pendant
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£139.00 GBP
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A handsome antique, Edwardian sterling silver and Rose gold fob.
It is a shield shaped fob with a Rose gold applied raised cartouche to the centre and scroll to the top, the centre is monogrammed with the initials EB.
The lower part also has an engraved rose gold plaque, the silver areas are engraved with a delicate pattern.
A nice antique fob with a decorative design, it has a good heavy weight to it, very well made.
It has a sterling silver jump ring, so can be attached to your favourite Albert chain or necklace.
Fully hallmarked for Birmingham assay office, sterling silver, 1904, John Thompson and Sons.
Condition:
Good used condition overall, some surface wear commensurate with age, aged patina, light scratches.
Total weight 10.62 grams.
Approx measurements:
1.5" fob length with bale
0.9" fob width
Any questions or queries please contact us.
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It is a shield shaped fob with a Rose gold applied raised cartouche to the centre and scroll to the top, the centre is monogrammed with the initials EB.
The lower part also has an engraved rose gold plaque, the silver areas are engraved with a delicate pattern.
A nice antique fob with a decorative design, it has a good heavy weight to it, very well made.
It has a sterling silver jump ring, so can be attached to your favourite Albert chain or necklace.
Fully hallmarked for Birmingham assay office, sterling silver, 1904, John Thompson and Sons.
Condition:
Good used condition overall, some surface wear commensurate with age, aged patina, light scratches.
Total weight 10.62 grams.
Approx measurements:
1.5" fob length with bale
0.9" fob width
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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