This antique Georgian-era Pinchbeck watch chain features substantial circular links, creating a cable style chain, complete with a watch chain clasp. Pinchbeck was invented in the early 18th century by Christopher Pinchbeck, a London based clock and watchmaker. His secret alloy formula gained popularity because it so closely resembled that of real gold. Today, Pinchbeck jewelry is a much sought after collectible, particularly pieces from the materials early use in the Georgian period. Measuring an impressive 60" long (or a more manageable doubled length of 30"), you can wear this chain layered with other pieces, or alone paired with one of our antique gold fill lockets. A true staple for any jewelry collection!
- Pinchbeck
- 60" long (30" doubled)
- c 1800
About the Luna & Stella Vintage Chain Collection:
Most of the chains in the Luna & Stella Vintage Chain Collection were made in Providence, RI or Attleboro, MA between 1880 and 1940. While some of our shorter vintage chains can be worn alone, most are the perfect complement to one our antique lockets.
- Arrives packaged in our elegant Italian gift box with satin ribbon.
- All chains are in good condition for their age, but may show some signs of wear. Photos are unretouched and accurately reflect their condition.
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