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Art Deco Religious Shrine Royal Oak Michigan Pendant Fob Charm Catholic Christian
Art Deco Religious Shrine Royal Oak Michigan Pendant Fob Charm Catholic Christian

Art Deco Religious Shrine Royal Oak Michigan Pendant Fob Charm Catholic Christian

$40.00

This is a beautiful Art Deco religious medal pendant or fob charm from The Shrine, Royal Oak, Michigan. From an estate and has much tarnish. Looks like bronze but could be worn plate over bronze. As it is older pendant it is thick, solid, well detailed and well made. The detail is still quite crisp; not worn down. Size is 1 3/16″ tall with the bale by 13/16″ wide across. This medal is strong so it is able to be worn daily. A lovely and unusual addition for your antique vintage religious jewelry collection.

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TYPES:
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