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Creator: Cohen & Charles
Sterling Silver English Chatelaine Case
By Cohen & Charles
Located in Washington Depot, CT
Sterling silver chatelaine case by silversmiths Cohen & Charles, circa 1914.
Antique cone shape case meant for a chatelaine. Light gold was...
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20th Century English Cohen & Charles Jewelry & Watches
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Sterling Silver
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