Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Fancy Albert Chain 58.3 Grams Circa 1890 Hallmarked clearly with ‘W19D’ for

Hallmarked clearly with ‘W19D’ for William Dunkling and ‘Plat’ for platinum

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and beautifully made

this just right oval faceted lemon Citrine ring ticks all the boxes

Pinchbeck fell out of use in the second half of the 19th century being replaced by low carat gold which had been legalised in the in 1854”

Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Fancy Albert Chain 58.3 Grams Circa 1890 Hallmarked clearly with ‘W19D’ forFancy double fetter link and faceted belcher link Albert chain dating to around 1890. This heavy and long example began its life as two separate but almost identical Albert chains as there is one Sterling dog clip and one round solid and secure sterling link joining the two half way around the chain. With the most beautiful and ornate fancy fetter links interspersed with also fancy faceted belcher links and T Bar. The subtle difference in the two