Late Victorian or Edwardian “Albertina” slider watch chain — a women’s version of the classic Albert pocket-watch chain. The style was popular roughly from the 1880s through the early 1900s.
The chains are multi-strand snake/foxtail and box-link styles, alternating, which is a hallmark of higher-quality period pieces.
The end cap looks slightly worn but consistent with silver plate over a base metal
The slider itself has detailed stamped engraving along the edges, which is typical of late Victorian decorative work.
The four teardrop dangles are stylistically accurate for Albertinas and add a “feminine” Art Nouveau/late Victorian flair.
The piece is authentic late-19th/early-20th century in style
No makers marks or hallmarks and measures 9 inches from clasp to bar.
