C-0004 - Silver and Brass Watch Chain with Floral Design, 18th Century Equipage, Chatelaine, Pocket Watch Chain

This is perfect for many different things, but the inspiration was made for an 18th or 19th Century watch chain. I have two made that are brass or silver attaches to your petticoat. The hook is about 3/4 inches wide and almost 2 inches long. The back is plain and lays nicely so it won't rub. It is made with vintage pieces. The drop down menu tells you the color metal and overall length of those I have made and available.

The chains measure approximately 5 to 7 inches long by 1-1/2 inches wide. Perfect for those middling/merchant classes to lower/upper gentry gowns! Double chain in the middle will hold those heavier watches easier. Select the metal type and length you are interested in from the drop down menu. The silver style has a matte finish. These are limited in stock and when I exhaust my supply, they will be gone.

Hang your watch from it, a key, and seal on either side. In my photo, that style watch is not available - but I do have two other style watches, seals, and keys in a separate listings under the "watches.." section. The chain is plated and has a "texture" to them per the last photo.

Portrait inspiration is

Personification of May, Thomas Burford, 1745

Sophie von Mecklenburg-Schwerin by Georg David Furstin Ulrika Matthieu, 1765

First photo by Molly Picture Studio with Robin and her lovely watch chain to show how it is worn!