Bell Necklace Pendant Noblesse Pattern

This Art Deco Silverware Bell Necklace could have anyone with a noble disposition speaking the language of love. This 1930 pattern came out in the Middle of Art Deco. Of course no one called it Art Deco until 1966. The lines on this bell are actually recessed and you can just begin to see them come to life in the second picture where they pick up the reflection from the black camera lens. The lines alternate with dark and light in a normal setting and put on a spectacular show.

This knife bell pendant is 1 inch tall, .36 inches deep, and .74 inches wide.

I have smooth finished the edges at the bottom of the bell with a very tiny grinding wheel to insure that there are no sharp edges and that this piece is a good representation of quality workmanship.
The finding for the bail is wrapped around itself inside and outside with solid sterling silver wire so that it's super sturdy. The clapper for the bell is the end of a fork tine suspended from chain.

Comes with a 20" chain.

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