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ANTIQUE VICTORIAN 14ct ROSE GOLD MUFF/GUARD CHAIN | Fine Jewelry852 of 1912 |  |  |
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Stamped with an old Dutch Oak Leave hallmark 14ct on clasp (see picture number 4).
Good strong 14ct rose gold muff or guard chain, in multifaceted belcher links 1mm wide. Good strong large very beautiful decorated dogclip with strong spring in superb condition. Measures 56 inches (142.5 cm) inc dogclip, Weight 12 Grams.
Make great neckchain too, it drapes the neck 3 times with ease.
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I am so happy you are adding posts. I just love and drool over your collection : ))
AmberRose, I would do this only for you because of your attention and very nice comments. It's a pitty that you could only look at.
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I agree, I would love to try it all on!!!
And thank you for your very nice compliment.
AmberRose you are welcome to try it all!
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