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Condition:
Very good vintage condition with light age-related wear and patina to the silver-tone finish. The openwork pendant, chain, hook closure, and tassel appear intact. No obvious missing components are visible. Please review all photos closely, as they are part of the condition description.
Description:
Striking vintage Lisner necklace featuring a large octagonal openwork medallion with a heraldic rampant lion, stylized bird or phoenix, and ornate scrolling foliage. The antiqued silver-tone pendant is finished with a dangling chain tassel, giving the necklace a dramatic Medieval or Renaissance Revival appearance.
The reverse is signed © LISNER. The necklace measures approximately 26 inches long. The pendant measures about 2 inches by 2 inches, excluding the tassel. Estimated to date from the late 1960s to early 1970s. This is vintage costume jewelry and is not represented as sterling silver.
Please note that the seller will ship UPS or USPS at the seller’s discretion.
Vintage Lisner Lion Phoenix Heraldic Medallion Tassel Necklace
$89.95
Very good vintage condition with light age-related wear and patina to the silver-tone finish. The openwork pendant, chain, hook closure, and tassel appear intact. No obvious missing components are visible. Please review all photos closely, as they are part of the condition description.
Description:
Striking vintage Lisner necklace featuring a large octagonal openwork medallion with a heraldic rampant lion, stylized bird or phoenix, and ornate scrolling foliage. The antiqued silver-tone pendant is finished with a dangling chain tassel, giving the necklace a dramatic Medieval or Renaissance Revival appearance.
The reverse is signed © LISNER. The necklace measures approximately 26 inches long. The pendant measures about 2 inches by 2 inches, excluding the tassel. Estimated to date from the late 1960s to early 1970s. This is vintage costume jewelry and is not represented as sterling silver.
Please note that the seller will ship UPS or USPS at the seller’s discretion.