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$243.25
Original: $695.00
-65%Victorian English Sterling Silver Paperclip Link Chain 28"—
$695.00
$243.25The Story
A fabulous chain necklace from the Victorian (ca1880s)! Crafted in sterling silver, this chain is comprised of alternating hand-wrought ellipse-shaped and circular links, which form a substantial chain. The center of the chain features a watch swivel clasp, which would allow the wearer to attach a favorite pendant or charm. All of the links are marked with a small lion hallmark, which indicates that the piece is English in origin. A classic and timeless piece, this chain would look lovely worn alone or layered with other sterling silver pieces!
Measurements:Â The necklace measures 28" long.Â
Condition:Â The overall condition of the chain necklace is excellent. All of the sterling silver links are secure and intact, and the watch swivel clasp is secure and in working order.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
A fabulous chain necklace from the Victorian (ca1880s)! Crafted in sterling silver, this chain is comprised of alternating hand-wrought ellipse-shaped and circular links, which form a substantial chain. The center of the chain features a watch swivel clasp, which would allow the wearer to attach a favorite pendant or charm. All of the links are marked with a small lion hallmark, which indicates that the piece is English in origin. A classic and timeless piece, this chain would look lovely worn alone or layered with other sterling silver pieces!
Measurements:Â The necklace measures 28" long.Â
Condition:Â The overall condition of the chain necklace is excellent. All of the sterling silver links are secure and intact, and the watch swivel clasp is secure and in working order.
