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ANTIQUE #SA1146657

Vintage Walter Lampl Sterling Silver Heart Padlock Charm Pendant

£245    $329    €287
This delightful vintage heart padlock pendant is crafted in sterling silver and attributed to renowned American maker Walter Lampl, active in New York from 1921 to 1959. His signature-script initials ''WL'' within a shield outline, often accompanied by “STERLING”.
 
A wonderful example of early 20th-century design, this padlock features a clever hidden mechanism that sets it apart. The top loop (curved bail) is actually a hinged clasp - one side fixed, the other spring-loaded. Gently pressing a discreet release point along the edge allows the loop to swing open. A delicate spring mechanism ensures it snaps shut securely.
 
These padlocks are now sought after by collectors for their refined craftsmanship and enduring appeal. Surviving examples in working condition, like this one, are increasingly rare and make a truly special addition to any vintage jewellery collection.
 
METAL
 
Sterling Silver
 
MEASUREMENTS
 
Padlock measures 1.8cm x 1.2cm
 
WEIGHT
 
2.1 grams
 
CONDITION...
Antique ID: SA1146657
Item: Vintage Walter Lampl Sterling Silver Heart Padlock Charm Pendant - (reference SA1146657)
Buying direct from seller: Lancastrian Jewellers
£245



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Antique SA1146657 shown on this page was made in 1920. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was created:
1920
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