Jewellery pin - 18 kt. Yellow gold
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 2,300 - € 2,800
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Description from the seller
Elegant Vintage Keychain in 18K Yellow Gold (750) with Devotional Medal - Mid-20th Century. Splendid and solid vintage pocket keychain/ornamental pendant, crafted entirely in solid 18-carat yellow gold (750/1000 fineness). This piece combines the intrinsic value of investment gold with the charm of Italian vintage and historical collectibles.Item Type: Vintage keychain / pocket ornamental pendant.Material: Solid 18-karat yellow gold, fineness verified and hallmarked 750.Total Weight: 15.83 g (precisely verified on an electronic scale).Hallmarks & Location: The "750" fineness hallmark and the goldsmith manufacturer code "15 AR" (historic Arezzo goldsmith district) are clearly stamped on the back of the triangular pendant.Period of Manufacture: 20th-century vintage period (mid-20th century).Dimensions: Overall length of approximately 8.5 cm.Aesthetic Features: The item consists of a top spring-ring clasp, a central flexible tubular mesh section (Milano mesh), and a triangular terminal pendant depicting an embossed devotional image of St. Christopher.Condition: Good general vintage condition, with light and normal superficial signs of wear consistent with its age, with no structural damage or restorations. The spring mechanism works perfectly.Included Accessories: Original hard case with golden inscriptions and its matching fabric pouch branded "Credan".Shipping: Fast, tracked, and fully insured shipping to ensure maximum safety during transport.
Elegant Vintage Keychain in 18K Yellow Gold (750) with Devotional Medal - Mid-20th Century. Splendid and solid vintage pocket keychain/ornamental pendant, crafted entirely in solid 18-carat yellow gold (750/1000 fineness). This piece combines the intrinsic value of investment gold with the charm of Italian vintage and historical collectibles.Item Type: Vintage keychain / pocket ornamental pendant.Material: Solid 18-karat yellow gold, fineness verified and hallmarked 750.Total Weight: 15.83 g (precisely verified on an electronic scale).Hallmarks & Location: The "750" fineness hallmark and the goldsmith manufacturer code "15 AR" (historic Arezzo goldsmith district) are clearly stamped on the back of the triangular pendant.Period of Manufacture: 20th-century vintage period (mid-20th century).Dimensions: Overall length of approximately 8.5 cm.Aesthetic Features: The item consists of a top spring-ring clasp, a central flexible tubular mesh section (Milano mesh), and a triangular terminal pendant depicting an embossed devotional image of St. Christopher.Condition: Good general vintage condition, with light and normal superficial signs of wear consistent with its age, with no structural damage or restorations. The spring mechanism works perfectly.Included Accessories: Original hard case with golden inscriptions and its matching fabric pouch branded "Credan".Shipping: Fast, tracked, and fully insured shipping to ensure maximum safety during transport.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Antique
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
15.83 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Men
Country of origin
Italy
Length
9 cm
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