A quirky delight of a charm from the mid 20th Century, dated London 1961. It has full English hallmarks to the base and is made from solid 9ct gold. It is a fun champagne bucket with a bottle of ‘champagne’ sticking out of the top. The handle of the bucket acts as the bail and this conversation starter of a piece looks great on a chain. The bottle sits firmly in place.
The chain pictured is for display only.
Details:
Materials - 9ct Gold (marked), Bottle is silver topped. Bottle appears to be made out of some sort of resin.
Age - Dated London 1961
Size - The charm measures approx 21mm high including the handle, and is around 11mm wide.
Condition - Good. The majority of the enamel has been lost from the word ‘Champagne’. Otherwise, excellent condition.
Weight - 1.4g
A quirky delight of a charm from the mid 20th Century, dated London 1961. It has full English hallmarks to the base and is made from solid 9ct gold. It is a fun champagne bucket with a bottle of ‘champagne’ sticking out of the top. The handle of the bucket acts as the bail and this conversation starter of a piece looks great on a chain. The bottle sits firmly in place.
The chain pictured is for display only.
Details:
Materials - 9ct Gold (marked), Bottle is silver topped. Bottle appears to be made out of some sort of resin.
Age - Dated London 1961
Size - The charm measures approx 21mm high including the handle, and is around 11mm wide.
Condition - Good. The majority of the enamel has been lost from the word ‘Champagne’. Otherwise, excellent condition.
Weight - 1.4g
