c.1900 German Nickel-Plated watch chain with die-rolled accents, set with Mother-of-Pearl

€75.00

A striking German watch chain dating to around 1900, executed in nickel-plated brass and set with rectangular slabs of luminous mother-of-pearl. Each panel is framed within a rigid architectural mount, bordered by finely die-rolled decorative bands and anchored by flat oval connector links pierced with openwork slits, lending the composition both structure and visual rhythm. Applied triangular accents introduce a subtle geometric emphasis, balancing the soft iridescence of the pearl with crisp metallic definition. Confident in scale and disciplined in construction, this is a refined example of late Historicist design at the turn of the century—bold, architectural, and composed to command presence across the waistcoat.

The chain measures about 22,1 cm long, and features a spring ring to attach to your vest, and a swivel clasp to attach to your pocket watch.

It's in near perfect antique condition! No major visible dents or scratches. Nickel plating has faded on the swivel clasp and spring ring, and on one small spot on the chain. This is barely noticeable when worn. Fully cleaned, and ready to wear!

A striking German watch chain dating to around 1900, executed in nickel-plated brass and set with rectangular slabs of luminous mother-of-pearl. Each panel is framed within a rigid architectural mount, bordered by finely die-rolled decorative bands and anchored by flat oval connector links pierced with openwork slits, lending the composition both structure and visual rhythm. Applied triangular accents introduce a subtle geometric emphasis, balancing the soft iridescence of the pearl with crisp metallic definition. Confident in scale and disciplined in construction, this is a refined example of late Historicist design at the turn of the century—bold, architectural, and composed to command presence across the waistcoat.

The chain measures about 22,1 cm long, and features a spring ring to attach to your vest, and a swivel clasp to attach to your pocket watch.

It's in near perfect antique condition! No major visible dents or scratches. Nickel plating has faded on the swivel clasp and spring ring, and on one small spot on the chain. This is barely noticeable when worn. Fully cleaned, and ready to wear!