A solid, 9ct rose gold antique Edwardian Albert chain with alternating trombone and round uniform links with a T-bar. Every link is stamped ‘9' '375'  the two swivel clips and t-bar are also marked. The t-bar is affixed to a large jump ring which gives it the ability to freely slide along the chain - a nice feature. The Albert chain can be dated to Birmingham, 1914 with the date letter 'n' to one of the small round links (see image). 

Weighing in at a pleasing 44.3g and measuring 16” or 400mm long the chain is a rare example with many similar chains having been scrapped for the gold. Traditionally worn as a watch chain suspending a pocket watch, Albert chains can also be worn as necklaces and used to suspend charms and pendants. This piece also acts a great investment piece which can also be worn! 

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DIMENSIONS - Length 16" (400mm)

MATERIALS - English 9k rose gold

HALLMARK -  Stamped '9' '375' to all links and date letter 'n' for Birmingham, 1914

WEIGHT - 44.3g

CONDITION - Very good, surface scratches and wear commensurate with age. There have been no alterations or additions to the chain, the spring loaded clips remain in good working order.