Antique 18ct gold curblink long chain necklace, c.1890, in rose colour gold alternating longer and shorter links, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Antique 18ct gold curblink long chain necklace, c.1890, in rose colour gold alternating longer and shorter links,
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 07326
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Description
opening on a circular split ring with control mark, with control mark to clasp and end ring (possibly Dutch)
Length 159cm / 62�''
Width of links 0.4cm / 3/16''
Weight: 82g
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Antique 18ct gold curblink long chain necklace, c.1890, in rose colour gold alternating longer and shorter links,

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