Well I’ve certainly never had one of these before! I’ve not seen 6ct gold before, and definitely never had a locket with four compartments. What a special piece! The low carat gold is the perfect mix of silver and gold in colour, and you can be sure the metal is good and strong.
Super ornate on front and back, there’s a little shield, with super intricate foliate engraving on the front panel. On the reverse, there’s a beautiful floral arrangement with all sorts of scrolling and scalloped borders, so very pretty.
There are four compartments, easily accessible, unlike some antique lockets! You just need to decide who or what to place inside! A gorgeous substantial locket, that you certainly won’t see two of.
Circa 1880
Not sure exactly! But European (not French).
6ct gold (XRF tested)
A very interesting mark on the bale, a sort of lozenge divided up into sections, possibly a registration mark
44mm long in its entirety. The locket without bale measures 31 × 26 × 10mm
11 grams
Very good antique condition. Each compartment is easy to open and secure. The insides have clearly been ‘refurbished’ with lilac card and some kind of thin plastic cover. The double sided central section lacks a ‘rim’ on one side and has no ‘glazing’. It is a truly remarkable piece in wonderful condition.
Well I’ve certainly never had one of these before! I’ve not seen 6ct gold before, and definitely never had a locket with four compartments. What a special piece! The low carat gold is the perfect mix of silver and gold in colour, and you can be sure the metal is good and strong.
Super ornate on front and back, there’s a little shield, with super intricate foliate engraving on the front panel. On the reverse, there’s a beautiful floral arrangement with all sorts of scrolling and scalloped borders, so very pretty.
There are four compartments, easily accessible, unlike some antique lockets! You just need to decide who or what to place inside! A gorgeous substantial locket, that you certainly won’t see two of.
Circa 1880
Not sure exactly! But European (not French).
6ct gold (XRF tested)
A very interesting mark on the bale, a sort of lozenge divided up into sections, possibly a registration mark
44mm long in its entirety. The locket without bale measures 31 × 26 × 10mm
11 grams
Very good antique condition. Each compartment is easy to open and secure. The insides have clearly been ‘refurbished’ with lilac card and some kind of thin plastic cover. The double sided central section lacks a ‘rim’ on one side and has no ‘glazing’. It is a truly remarkable piece in wonderful condition.
