19th century gold fancy baton and belcher chain necklace on hand clasp, c.1820, with star and triangle pierced rectangular baton links joined by belcher links with a star pattern, | Object | S. J. Phillips

19th century gold fancy baton and belcher chain necklace on hand clasp, c.1820, with star and triangle pierced rectangular baton links joined by belcher links with a star pattern,
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 07177
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Description
the hand clasp with stippled ground, set with cushion cut emerald ring to forefinger, the cuff with an applied bell flowerhead and leafy stem in two colour gold
Length 121cm / 47�''
Width of batons 0.4cm / 1/8''
Weight: 41g
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19th century gold fancy baton and belcher chain necklace on hand clasp, c.1820, with star and triangle pierced rectangular baton links joined by belcher links with a star pattern,

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