Antique 10K Gold Filled Locket on Gold tone Fob Chain - Round Monogrammed "W" Locket Fob
An antique pocket watch fob chain that has a round good filled locket monogrammed with the letter “W” on it. The round locket has a frame intact inside for a photo. There is a three-leafed clover shape that has a small starfish shape on it at the center. This connecting piece holds the chains from the locket fob, the end T Bar, and the watch chain together - it is where they are all joined.
The locket, the dog clip at the end, and the T Bar are 1OK gold fill. The twisted link rope chain is gold tone metal. This antique locket fob and pocket watch chain are circa early 1900s.
Measurements:
Fob chain length - approx. 10” long from end of locket to start of dog clip
Locket fob diameter - 3/4” in diameter
The locket fob, T Bar and chain weigh 10.6 grams.
The antique fob chain is in nice condition with light wear. The locket, T Bar and chain are not marked but have been tested.
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