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Antique puffy gold pig charm, circa 1910
Antique puffy gold pig charm, circa 1910
Antique puffy gold pig charm, circa 1910
Antique puffy gold pig charm, circa 1910
Antique puffy gold pig charms, circa 1900 and 1910
Antique puffy gold pig charm, circa 1910

Gold pig charm (matte)

£85.00

Antique puffy gold pig charm, circa 1910

Here we have an adorable, hard to find puffed gold pig charm. She is hollow and of cast form, with sweet eyes and ears, curly tail, and quite stocky little legs. One side of her face is more defined than the other. She has a suspension loop with a very small jump ring attached, so we have added a 6mm gold split ring, though of course you can remove or replace this as desired. She measures around 1.9cm across, and including the newly added split ring is around 1.6cm in height. She is marked 9CT for 9 carat gold. This extremely sweet piggy is ready to be your new lucky charm!

Gross weight: 0.8g

Condition: fair

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