Antique Victorian Triple Drop Watch Fob Pendant with Swivel Dog Clip and Tassels

$128.00

A richly detailed Victorian watch fob pendant featuring three tassel-like drops with granulation and cannetille-style decoration. Fitted with a swivel dog clip, it can be easily attached to a chain and worn today as a striking antique pendant.

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Description

Richly decorative and distinctly Victorian, this antique watch fob pendant features a triple drop tassel design with textured spherical and cone-shaped terminals suspended from twisted chain links. The piece reflects the period’s fascination with Byzantine Revival ornament and intricate metalwork.

The drops display surface detail reminiscent of granulation and cannetille-style work, techniques used to create dimensional texture and visual richness in Victorian jewelry. These decorative effects, combined with the layered chains and sculptural forms, give the fob a strong architectural presence despite its wearable size.

The fob is fitted with a swivel dog clip, making it easy to attach to a watch chain or add to a necklace and wear today as a pendant. Its movement and dimensional design make it especially eye-catching when worn.

Originally intended for use on a watch chain, the piece can also be worn today as a pendant or decorative charm, offering movement and historic character. The mixed-metal construction and hand-finished appearance are consistent with antique manufacture.

The fob remains in good antique condition with wear consistent with age and use.

  • DetailsEra: Victorian
  • Type: Watch fob / pendant
  • Design: Triple drop tassel with granulation and cannetille-style decoration
  • Construction: Mixed metals
  • Fitting: Swivel dog clip
  • Overall length: approximately 5 in
  • Drop size: spheres and cone approximately 5/16 in (9 mm) diameter
  • Drop chain length: approximately 1 1/4 in
  • Weight: approximately 8.2 grams
  • Condition: Good antique condition with wear consistent with age. There is a small repair done decades ago.

A striking Victorian accessory with movement and sculptural detail, equally suited for a watch chain or worn as a distinctive antique pendant.