April 16, 2024
Rare COPPINI 800 SILVER GOTHIC NECKLACE-Antique-37g-WOW
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Rare COPPINI 800 SILVER GOTHIC NECKLACE-Antique-37g-WOW This fantastic early Coppini necklace is in excellent condition! It measures 20.5" long and the pendant is 2.5" long. It is solid 800 silver and is signed 800 MAKE IN ITALY F. COPPINI with his hallmark on the backe. The total weight of the necklace is 37.8 grams! The detial on this necklace is amazing. There are knights on two links that feature the front of the knight on one side and the back on the other! There are faces and fluer de lis features, a lion and more. Both sides of the chain are different. Look at the pictures to see the amazing detail on this piece. What a stunning Coppini estate necklace! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I consider all offers! If you are interested in any of my BUY IT NOW items, Check out LAINYSCOOLSTUFF for other fabulous vintage jewelry auctions and Buy it Now items! I love to find beautiful vintage estate pieces such as cameo jewelry, Victorian Mourning, gold, sterling silver, watch pieces such as pocket and wrist, rhinestone sparklies, Mexico Silver, enamel guilloche and more. Come here to find that perfect bracelet, necklace, watch, earrings or ring for every outfit! ********************** A picture is worth 1000 words and I work very hard to provide you with accurate, detailed pictures of the items that I am selling. Please look at the
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