Circa 1905, British Antique, Sterling Silver Double Albert Chain with Sterling Silver Maltese Cross Medal Fob, 66g

This sterling silver double Albert chain was crafted during the British Edwardian period (circa 1904-1906).

Boasting a substantial total weight of approximately 66g, this heavy curb link chain is a luxurious piece with a lion passant hallmark for sterling silver stamped on every link. A prestigious Maltese Cross medal from "St. John Ambulance" dangles from the center, and the recipient's name is elegantly engraved (hand-carved) on its reverse side.

Whether worn in its original fashion with a three-piece waistcoat or as a multi-strand bracelet to adorn your wrist, it will add a touch of undeniable elegance to any discerning adult's daily life.

【Condition】
Appearance: ★★★★☆ Beautiful item with no noticeable scratches or dirt

Functionality: ★★★★☆ Minor deterioration but almost no issues

・Has age-related wear but is in beautiful condition with no noticeable scratches.
・Each part has sterling silver hallmarks from the British Assay Office.
・T-bar and clip functions are without issue.

　※Please note there may be minor scratches and dirt not mentioned.
　※Please check the photos before purchasing.

【Details】
・Manufacturer: Henry Alldays & Sons (T-bar)　Elkington (fob)
・Manufacture year: 1904 (clip)　1906 (fob) 1905 (T-bar)
・Material: Sterling silver (925/1000)
・Size: Total length approx. 47.5cm (clip-to-clip)
　　　　　Chain length approx. 21 cm x 2
　　　　　Sub-chain length approx. 3 cm
　　　　　Chain width 7mm
　　　　　Fob: Height 38 x Width 37 x Thickness 3mm
・Weight: 66g

※This is the only item in stock.
※Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.