Antique Australian Willis and Sons 9ct Rose Gold Shark Tooth Circa 1905
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Scarce and unusual piece by one of our early and well know jewellery firms Willis and Sons.
Constructed around the first decade of the 20th century from 9ct rose gold and a Great White Sharks tooth.
Originally worn we believe as a pocket watch fob ornament on some dapper Edwardian gentleman’s waistcoat.
With fine and highly decorative scrolled chasing to the rose gold to the tooth which is in excellent condition with all its little serrated edging intact.
With very crisp and clear hallmarks for Willis and Sons this is a true collectors piece.
STONES
None
ERA
Edwardian 1901-1915
MEASUREMENTS
1.9cm x 2.3cm Excluding loops
WEIGHT
1.87 Grams
MARKS
‘Unicorn’ / 9 / ‘W’ For Willis and Sons 20th century hallmarks
CONDITION
Excellent antique condition. Very minor marks to gold, seen under magnification only. Tooth in excellent condition. No thing to jump rings.
