Antique Lady's 10K Gold Filled Guard Chain, Victorian Long Watch Chain,50 Inch Long Vintage Gold Filled Muff Chain, Vintage Jewelry
$127.50
Antique Lady's 10K Gold Filled Guard Chain. This simple muff or lorgnette chain dates from the late Victorian era. Chains like this were worn by women to hold a watch, lorgnette, fur muff, locket, or other pendant. If used with a watch, the very long chain would have been worn wrapped around a belt or tucked into a waistband, with the watch dangling.
The chain is 50" long and is approximately 1.5 mm in diameter. It is finished with a dog clip swivel clasp marked H & H. This chain is in Good Antique Condition, with minor surface wear commensurate with age. This chain will be beautiful doubled, wrapped and worn with your favorite locket, fob, or watch!
ERA: Late Victorian, c1900
METAL/MATERIAL: 10K Gold Filled
HALLMARK/HISTORY: Dog clip is marked with a star and H & H, the maker's mark of Hamilton &Hamilton Jr. Inc. of Providence, R.I.
MEASUREMENTS: 50 inches long and 1.5 mm in diameter
Condition: Good antique condition, with minor surface wear commensurate with age. Previously owned and worn.
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