April 16, 2024
FINEST Antique Sterling Enamel Locket Necklace w Tassel
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Hi everybody! Gungirly's auctions have changed just a little bit so please read the fine print. Then check out my listings for the perfect little post winter pick-me-up! If you watch my auctions, you know that I specialize in old Victorian / Edwardian Czech jewelry, old art glass & fine enamel jewelry. Also, any jewelry that is larger than life, unusual or not quite the norm. I work hard to bring you only the best. So enjoy! Offered for auction is a vintage / antique early 1900s sterling silver enameled locket. This beautiful locket features an unusual shape. It is adorned with a highly detailed basket of flowers. The front of the locket is done is black enamel with tiny blue morning glories and pink roses enameled at the top and bottom of the locket. The beautiful are enamel .... they are not painted on. The necklace is marked on the chain, on the bale, on the back of the locket and t is a strange mark on the back of the tassel. The tassel is also sterling. The inside of the locket features two poses of the same lady wearing late Victorian clothing and a Gibson girl hairstyle. This exquisite locket measures 3" long from the top of the bale to the bottom of the tassel. This wonderful piece is in excellent vintage condition. I can find no damage, no dents. The rims and celluloids are present on the inside. This exceptional locket
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