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Vintage silver fob pendant, watch fob, 9ct Rose gold, Art Deco
Vintage silver fob pendant, watch fob, 9ct Rose gold, Art Deco
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An attractive vintage, early 1930's sterling silver and Rose gold shield fob.
A nice heavy fob with a decorative design and a 9ct Rose gold shield shaped cartouche to the centre, this has not been monogrammed or engraved so could be personalised if desired.
It has a large sterling silver jump ring so can be attached to your favourite Albert chain or necklace.
It is engraved on the reverse, Conservative Clubs Games League Winners 1932, Bedworth, E Smith.
An attractive, heavy and decorative fob great worn as a pendant or attached to an Albert chain.
Marks and era:
Fully hallmarked for sterling silver Birmingham assay office, 1932, makers mark worn, Art Deco era
Condition:
Good used condition overall, some surface wear commensurate with age, aged patina.
Total weight 10.81 grams.
Approx measurements:
1.45" fob length with bale
1" fob width
Any questions or queries please contact us.
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A nice heavy fob with a decorative design and a 9ct Rose gold shield shaped cartouche to the centre, this has not been monogrammed or engraved so could be personalised if desired.
It has a large sterling silver jump ring so can be attached to your favourite Albert chain or necklace.
It is engraved on the reverse, Conservative Clubs Games League Winners 1932, Bedworth, E Smith.
An attractive, heavy and decorative fob great worn as a pendant or attached to an Albert chain.
Marks and era:
Fully hallmarked for sterling silver Birmingham assay office, 1932, makers mark worn, Art Deco era
Condition:
Good used condition overall, some surface wear commensurate with age, aged patina.
Total weight 10.81 grams.
Approx measurements:
1.45" fob length with bale
1" fob width
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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