Edwardian 'Spheres & Cubes' Silver Guard Chain bead when swine were considered a

when swine were considered a sign of prosperity

The stone rests in a platinum bezel setting

We believe the figure depicted is Thessalonike of Macedon

with a white and yellow daisy spread over the bottom

Edwardian 'Spheres & Cubes' Silver Guard Chain bead when swine were considered aDATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 Cool antique guard chain dating from the early 20th century, 55 inches in length. Crafted in silver throughout, it features two different types of link textured curb and plain long curbs with silver cubes and scrolled openwork spheres punctuating its length. A bolt ring clasp allows for the addition of a pendant or collection of charms. English, circa 1910. MEASUREMENTS Wearable length: 55 inches Spheres: 5. 6 x 5. 6mm Width