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Posted 3 months ago
valentino97
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I believe this tassel necklace was assembled from scraps - maybe a watch fob and some other period items? Can tell because the linking jump rings are all different colors. It has a very nice clasp. I don't remember where I found it except that is was cheap and filthy - green w/oxidation. Only did a minor cleaning which showed how pretty the chain and tassel were. When I came across the hair horseshoe charm I thought it would look perfect attached. Chain is 15" and drop adds another 3.25". Any other ideas of age or origin much appreciated. Thank you for any help.
Victorian and Edwardian JewelryThe Victorian Era spanned Queen Victoria's rule of England from 1837 until …
Fine Jewelry NecklacesNecklaces are among the oldest forms of fine jewelry, in no small part beca…
This is great. Love it!
Very special!
Thank you AmberRose and Agram.m for your nice comments.
Thank you Mustangtony, toolate2, Moonstonelover21, Newtimes and LISSA-D for your loves. Did anyone find a treasure this weekend?
The horsehoe is perhaps an example of mourning jewelry. Love the horseshoe!!
Oh, also love the entire necklace! : )
Thank you miKKoChristmas11 - I love that horseshoe charm. I was afraid I'd misplace it so put it immediately on the necklace. Thanks - when old items are just for me I put different items together. Quirky works for me!
Thanks to Vetraio50 and belling68 for stopping by w/your love.
valentino97, this is one piece I LOVE!!!! Anytime you want to let go :0
Thank you - fun assemblage isn't it? Thanks for looking at my stuff all over again - can't wait to see your bakelite. You have so many wonderful items - it's great to know a bit of history behind them. Have a great weekend - love to you and yours.