Where did this locket come from? Could be Middle East.

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Posted 10 years ago

ekuiaau
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Could be from the Middle East. Gallipoli maybe. Made of gold and silver. Has space for photos inside. No glass cover. Looks handmade. Inside middle offront cover is a jagged hole. There are no distinguishing marks on it as it appears homemade.

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fhrjr2, 10 years ago
What are the marks showing it to be gold and silver? You can post four pictures so the back, inside and marks would help.
kyratango, 10 years ago
To me it looks like Victorian 9ct gold applied on silver locket.
More pics as other said would be useful, you can upload up to four, using the edit item button!
ekuiaau, 10 years ago
No tradesmans marks on it as it appears to be homemade. I have looked for a similar design/pattern, to no avail. The soldier that owned it fought at Gallipoli but also served in Europe - could be Russian/Jewish.
ekuiaau, 10 years ago
kyratango Saw one of the markings on 1800s Victorian silver sterling locket. Thanks for the tip.
Jewels1900, 10 years ago
English, Victorian. No doubt. It's slightly in the Ascetic style. It's usual to have no marks. I collected this type of jewellery for years.

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