Lancastrian Jewellers has dated this Sterling Silver Albert Chain to the Edwardian era.
The chain was named after Prince Albert, who was said to have been fond of wearing watch chains. The Dog clip would have been used to attach a pocket watch or fob, and the T-Bar would go through the buttonhole of a waistcoat to secure it in place.
METAL
Sterling Silver
MEASUREMENTS
17.5" length
The links measure 9.23mm across the widest point
The links measure 6.28mm across the smallest point
The dog clips measure 2.2cm x 0.8cm
T-Bar measures 4.0cm
WEIGHT
65.3 grams
HALLMARKS
There is a lion mark on every link
Middle link - HB&S
Link ring - Birmingham, Date letter l (1910)
Both Dog Clips - HB&S, Lion mark, Date letter l (1910)
T-bar - H.P, Lion mark, Date letter a (1900)
CONDITION
This antique silver Albert watch chain remains in excellent condition. The links show minor surface wear and natural antique patina. With all original components and a super rare length, this is a desirable chain in fabulous condition.
Item Number - SD1011
Lancastrian Jewellers has dated this Sterling Silver Albert Chain to the Edwardian era.
We are a third generation jewellers in the north of england, UK. Specialising in quality antique, vintage and fine jewellery
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