NECKLACE in BOX, imitation pearl

H1999.56.1-2

(.1) Long imitation pearl necklace. Pearls are small at back clasp, and gradually increase in size to side of necklace, decrease again at base, increase again at opposite side. Necklaces is damaged, and is split in half. One piece haas rectangular silver metal clasp, with 5 small diamantes on top. Engraved on underside of clasp "STERLING SILVER" . Other broken half of necklace has small metal spring at end. There is also a separate steel rectangle, which may have originally attached to necklace, to insert into clasp.

(.2) Blue velvet box, with hinged lid. Bottom edge of lid edged with gold coloured metal. Inside of lid lined with white satin. Printed in gold on white satin "Stewart Dawsons/ Jewellers/ Pearl Specialists/ Western Australia". Base of box lined with blue velvet.

Department: 

History Department

Collection

Swan Collection

History Collection

Collection Item Data

Accession Number: H1999.56.1-2
Accession Date: 25 Nov 2002
Acquisition Year: 1997
Credit: WA Museum Collection

Material

Plastic/Synthetic/Polymer

metal, plastic, velvet, satin

1 - necklace
Metal/Metal1 - necklace
Metal/Metal2 - box
Velvet/Textile2 - box
Satin/Textile2 - box

Measurement

length410mmclosed
width10mm
height5mm
width155mm
length135mm
height25mm
width50mm
length350mm

 


 

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