Vintage Art Deco Sterling Silver Square Locket Etched Pinstripes on 925 Box Link Chain - Rectangle Photo Locket
A square vintage Sterling Silver locket with cut corners on a box link Sterling Silver chain. This Art Deco era locket features a central small etched cartouche in the shape of a square and vertical pinstripes etched around it. Typically, this little etched square cartouche would have been monogrammed with an initial - this is not. The back is plain with no design on the larger sized locket with room for two photos inside.
This Art deco era locket closes with a snap.
The box link chain is hallmarked for Sterling Silver and the chain spring ring clasp opens and closes securely.
Measures:
1 1/4" long including the bale. 1” without the bale. Approx. 1” wide.
Chain is 16" long.
Weighs:
13.2 grams
locket alone - 9.6 grams
chain alone- 3.6 grams
Condition:
In nice vintage condition with some patina and use marks on the front. See photos for detail.
Marked:
STERLING on the center of one of the inner photo weeks of the locket.
925 and ITALY on the chain links near clasp
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