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Antique Edwardian Albert Chain Silver 18ct Gold Gilt Art Deco (1920-1935) Swallows are known to mate

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Antique Edwardian Albert Chain Silver 18ct Gold Gilt Art Deco (1920-1935) Swallows are known to mateA grand antique Edwardian Albert chain from the early 20th Century made up of chunky silver curb links gilded in a bright 18ct gold to give it a desirable yellow bloom. Albert chains were popularised and named after Prince Albert, Queen Victorias consort in the 19th Century and were traditionally worn by gentlemen to secure a pocket watch to the buttonhole of a waistcoat. Today, they are also worn as stylish necklaces; a custom that was started by the

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Swallows are known to mate for life and said to always return home to the nest

it takes approximately one week

(Circa 1920)

MARKS: Faded London hallmarks

8 (US) - Can be sized

Antique Edwardian Albert Chain Silver 18ct Gold Gilt Art Deco (1920-1935) Swallows are known to mateA grand antique Edwardian Albert chain from the early 20th Century made up of chunky silver curb links gilded in a bright 18ct gold to give it a desirable yellow bloom. Albert chains were popularised and named after Prince Albert, Queen Victorias consort in the 19th Century and were traditionally worn by gentlemen to secure a pocket watch to the buttonhole of a waistcoat. Today, they are also worn as stylish necklaces; a custom that was started by the

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