Gold Filled Antique Lingerie Pins Robins Egg Blue, Chatelaine Style C985
• Antique Lingerie Pins
• Lingerie pins are used from the Victorian era through the 1920s
• These pins are to secure the undergarment
• Elongated oval-shaped pins
• Chatelaine style pins
• Crafted from gold-filled metal
• Embellished with robin's egg blue details
• Both pins have an old C-clasp pin mechanism at the back
• This is a simple, open "C" shaped hook on the back that holds a long pin stem in place
• Good condition
• C985
Please note that the chain is an embellishment added by It Still Glitters
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Unless expressly stated in this listing, the item does not come with an original box, pouch, or packaging. We offer combined shipping, but please add all items to your cart before proceeding with payment.
Please note that 10k, 12k, 14k, 18k, and gold pieces with clasps may contain components that react to a magnet. All of our gold is tested.
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