A short chain for a pocket watch, crafted from 14k rose gold. It was hallmarked in Vienna with the Austro-Hungarian "fox" hallmark between 1872 and 1922 and the maker´s mark "DL". The original clasp is functional. The decorative ball-shaped pendant shows signs of wear; its surface has a few small dents. One link of the chain was repaired in the past.

Gold pocket watch chain, made of 14k rose gold at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Two natural carnelian plates are set in a rectangular pendant with a richly decorated frame. One of them depicts a cameo with a contemporary popular motif of a soldier with a helmet. The piece is marked with the Austro-Hungarian hallmark “fox” with the letter A (hallmarked in Vienna) and a less legible master mark, probably “SB”. The total length of the chain is 35 cm.

A stick pin with attached chain with a hook and a screw-on carabiner. The pin has a decorative head made of hollow 9k gold (375/1000) in yellow and rose color, set with a natural garnet in the center. The pin and chain are made of 11k gold (450/1000). The ends of the chain are also decoratively finished.

The jewelry comes with a certificate from the Czech Assay Office.

Silver curb chain is finished with an original spring ring and a lobster clasp for attaching a pocket watch. The original owner attached a St. Mary's medal made of aluminum as a decoration.

Made in Austria-Hungary, probably at the beginning of the 20th century.

A pocket watch chain made in the second half of the 19th century from low-karat gold (Au 350/1000 and Au 300/1000) in a light yellow-pink color. It has an original screw clasp and a base metal pocket watch key with a turning agate fob.

The item comes with a certificate from the Czech Assay Office.

Elaborate chatelaine clip designed to hold a pocket watch is made of 835/1000 silver decorated across its entire surface using the niello technique.

The carabiner is marked with illegible manufacturer's initials, there is no hallmark present. The clip comes with a certificate issued by the Assay Office.

This 47 cm long chatelaine – a pocket watch chain that can also be worn as an elegant necklace – was made in the 1920s. The goldsmith used 14k yellow gold. The opening locket is set with a natural clear sapphire (leucosapphire) and a synthetic ruby – popular stones used in the early 20th century.

The chain was stamped in several places with the First Czechoslovak Republic hallmark used between 1921 and 1929 and maker´s marks.

The jewelry has been preserved with its original clasp and spring ring. The opening mechanism of the locket is fully functional, and the locket can also be completely detached. Its smooth surfaces bear slight signs of wear - small dents.

A long ladies’ chain from the early 20th century, intended for suspending a pocket watch or a lorgnette. Crafted from 800/1000 silver. The individual links feature detailed decoration – using the niello technique and rose gilding. Attached to the spring ring hangs a silver devotional medal inlaid with black enamel; the reverse side has an engraved monogram “M.Z”.

In several places, the Austro-Hungarian import hallmark with the letter “B” (the mark of the assay office in Linz), used between 1902–1921, appears alongside the fineness number “800”.

This Austro-Hungarian chatelaine chain (originally designed for a pocket watch) made of 14k rose gold is made of an interesting double-braided chain. The square  medallion which can be opened is set with a dark blue paste stone in its center and has engraving on the back. The piece has a lobster clasp that is fully functional and in excellent condition.

The chain is marked with the Austro-Hungarian "fox" hallmark (with the letter "A", which means that it was hallmarked in Vienna), used between 1872 and 1922.

Gold pocket watch chain made of 14k rose gold at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Two natural agate plates are set into a horseshoe-shaped pendant with an ornately decorated frame. One plate carries an intaglio with a contemporary popular motif of a soldier with a helmet. The jewelry is stamped with the Austro-Hungarian "fox" hallmark.

The total length of the chain is 37.5 cm. It can be worn as a short necklace or wrapped twice around the wrist as a bracelet.