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Antique Victorian Gold Filled Pocketwatch Fob Complete W Ribbed Cloth
$75.00
In gorgeous well-preserved condition this is an antique Victorian ladies pocket watch fob that is complete with its original ribbed cloth, bolt clasp, hook and fittings. All gold is intact. NO GOLD WEAR. Never monogrammed. Looks like it was rarely if ever used. Size of the gold filled cartouche is 7/8″ by 1/2″. The cloth and hook measures 13″ long. Across the cloth the width is just about 1/2″. This is a lovely fob for any antique Victorian gold ladies pocketwatch.
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SKU: 1053
Category: Accessories
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