Victorian Edwardian English 1900 Silver Bracelet Pocket Watch Anchor Chain ⚓

Description

Rare Victorian Edwardian English Circa 1900 Solid Sterling Silver Bracelet Pocket Watch Anchor Chain
Fully hallmarked with E.P makers mark, and the walking lion for sterling, and J.S* with a star being the maker of the end catch. Weighs approximately 25.2 grams, not hollow but solid silver. Approximately 18.6 cm (7  6/16 inches) in total length, with each anchor link being approximately 1.04 cm (6.4/16 of an inch) in length and approximately 8 mm (4.5/16 of an inch) in width excluding the circular end links and the traditional pocket watch catch. Beautiful condition, slight signs of wear and an extra circular silver attachment near the center. The chain could also be worn as a very cool bracelet for a small wrist ! Do you love Nautical Marine related jewelry then it does not get much more beautiful than this, no ?! This chain was designed and hand crafted by an exceptional silversmith to resemble an actual Victorian anchor chain for ships at a time when the actual chains of this design were still being used for Victorian ships, thus a historical little beauty unlike the modern mass produced machine made junk of today ! Thus the extraordinary charm ! Grab this chain before it sails away ! Feel free to check out my
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Smooth Sailing & God Bless