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A chain of office--also sometimes called a livery collar--signified that the wearer was a person of status who was attached to a great person such as the king. This repro-duction of the Collar of Esses has a 3.5" Tudor Rose hanging from a double portcullis * connec-ted to a chain of sculpted links that is 36" in circum-ference, available in po-lished brass or antiqued silver finish. To order, choose finish from the dropdown list, then click "add to cart."
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* In Medieval times, a portcullis was a massive iron grating that could be lowered to block an entry or gateway. The twin grates flanking the Tudor rose in this chain symbolize that type of gate.
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#200958
#200958
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#200960
#200960
$85.00 plus shipping
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