Antique 18ct gold long chain necklace with navette shaped links, French c.1900 | Object | S. J. Phillips

Antique 18ct gold long chain necklace with navette shaped links, French c.1900
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 04373
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Description
, each link with fanning ribbed wire detail from a tied centre, figure-of-eight and circle link joins between, the bolt ring and fob clasp with French assaymarks
Length 155cm / 61''
Width 0.8cm / 5/16''
Weight: 99.5g
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Antique 18ct gold long chain necklace with navette shaped links, French c.1900

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