MURRLE BENNETT & CO. (attributed) - an early 20th century gold...

<li>Overall condition good to fair. Minor surface scratches/wear in keeping with general age and wear.

<li>End links and padlock clasp are later replacements.

<li>Some collet settings slightly abraded.

<li>Wear to gilt finish.

<li>Reverse of one link with file marks.

<li>Mother-of-pearl are a well matched, greyish colour, with pink and green overtones.<p>

<li>Mother-of-pearl are all in good condition with minor abrasions.<p>

<li>Safety chain, in need of attention/ repair.<p>

<li>Clasp stamped 9C.

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<li>For any further questions you may have on this lot, please do not hesitate to contact Ben Randall at ben@fellows.co.uk<p>