Lancastrian Jewellers has dated this Gold Trombone Watch Chain to the 19th Century.
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 the pocket watch, too, and the T-Bar would go through the buttonhole of a waistcoat to secure it in place.

Today, these are often worn as necklaces, and the clips can be used to hang a pendant from around the neck.
This rare and quality find would make a superb investment for the future.
METAL
18ct Yellow Gold

MEASUREMENTS
Measures 14.75" in length - Please check your measurements if being worn as a necklace
Trombone links measure 21.5mm x 6.15mm
Oval links measure 6.55mm across
Dog Clip measures 2.1cm x 0.8cm
Bolt ring measures 11.74mm across

T-bar measures 4.0cm
WEIGHT
47.08 grams
HALLMARKS
Trombone - Crown, 18 (some worn)
Trombone middle link - M&M
T-bar - M&M, Crown, 18
Dog clip - Crown, 18
Bolt ring - 18
CONDITION
This breathtaking chain is in very good antique condition throughout. The gold is brightly saturated, and the links, which do have some light thinning, are all securely connected. The dog clip and bolt ring are in great working order as well. This rare piece would be a wonderful investment and an excellent addition to anyone's antique collection.
Item Number - 11671
Lancastrian Jewellers has dated this Gold Trombone Watch Chain to the 19th Century.
We are a third generation jewellers in the north of england, UK. Specialising in quality antique, vintage and fine jewellery
You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Lancastrian Jewellers Profile Page