Reservado- Collar victoriano antiguo de oro de 9 quilates de buena suerte
Descripción
Collar de barra de oro antiguo victoriano de 9 quilates con herradura y cultivo. Las piezas están rodeadas de pequeñas bolas de oro y una decoración ornamentada, un diseño victoriano clásico, la forma de herradura simboliza la buena suerte.
El collar tiene varios sellos que indican que la pieza fue sellada en Chester, Inglaterra, en oro amarillo de 9 quilates en 1897.
Este collar era originalmente un broche, hemos tomado esta pieza y la hemos transformado en un hermoso collar. La pieza ha sido convertida a mano en Londres por Tiffany, nuestro experto platero de la casa.
ERA
Victoriano, 1837-1901
DISTINTIVOS
FSK, Chester, 9, 375, Letra 'o' 1897.
MEDICIONES
El colgante mide 4,1 cm / 1,6" de largo y 1,5 cm / 0,6" de alto. El collar mide 49,7 cm/19,6" de largo. El colgante cuelga de una nueva cadena de oro de 9 quilates.
CONDICIÓN
Excelente.
SKU
6394
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