Victorian silver Albertina

$825.00

An Albertina was originally used to connect to a ladies pocket watch at one end with the swivel, and the tee bar connected to her outfit, however today these are more commonly worn as a bracelet where they look stunning.

This ladies Albertina was made in sterling silver in the late Victorian era of the 1890’s, and is made with a fancy chain that has a gorgeous cube set onto it, as well as the fancy twisted tee bar and that gorgeous foxtail link tassel.

From end to end the Albertina measures 23cm, and when the swivel is clipped into the round link near the tee bar, it measures 18cm and is a wonderful length to wear as a bracelet.

Perfect for day or night, this is a lovely example of an antique Albertina that will always be loved and admired.

 

Stock# EC571

Circa: 1890

$825

Victorian silver Albertina

Victorian silver Albertina made in the 1890’s.

 

Victorian era Albertina bracelet also known as a leontine.

What is an Albertina?

Originally the Albertina was made and designed for a woman to wear a pocket watch on one end and connecting through her lapel. However now they are commonly worn as a bracelet or connected with a second Albertina to make a stunning necklace. When worn as a bracelet they hang so beautifully around the wrist. Also called Leontine’s there is something so special about antique Albertina’s.

Where is the best antique store in Australia? Antique jewellery in Sydney

Kalmar Antiques in the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney. For over thirty five years, Kalmar Antiques has been dealing in the finest antique jewellery and watches in Australia.

Click here to see more antique bracelets currently in store:

https://www.kalmarantiques.com.au/antique/antique-bracelets/

Click here for a link to the beautiful and historic Queen Victoria Building. We are the only antique jewellery store in the building:

https://www.qvb.com.au/

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