SOLD! Tiffany & Co. Nautical Compass Keychain

Name: SOLD! Tiffany & Co. Nautical Compass Keychain
Brand: Tiffany & Co.
SKU: 5e5588f7c953d8f557de6cb7
Price: 145.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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RARE Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Nautical Compass Keychain. Heavy vintage piece. Tiffany Pouch, Box & Ribbon available for gifting if you let me know to include them. Check out all of my other Tiffany items!

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7 Comments

brigettew Hi I would like to give this as a gift and I am wondering because it’s hard to tell in pics but it looks like there is nicks? Or scratches around the edge. Am I seeing it right or is it the pictures? Thanks

Mar 07Reply

amybjade @brigettew hi. It does have some wear on it. You can see some of it on the back. It is a vintage piece and very old. I priced it accordingly because of the little bit of wear. It would still make a nice gift for somebody though because it is a keychain so it is going to get a little nicked up as soon as they put keys on it. It’s a very rare vintage piece so to find one in pristine condition would be impossible and probably cost at least twice as much as I have this one for.

Mar 07Reply

amybjade @brigettew let me know if I can provide you with any additional pictures or information. If you purchase it I will wrap it up in all of the Tiffany wrapping including the pouch box and ribbon

Mar 07Reply

mitzadragonaga Hi, Does the compass not work? I can't see the arms.

Mar 15Reply

amybjade @mitzadragonaga hi. Yes it does work but they don’t have any arms on them it just moves around.

Mar 15Reply

mitzadragonaga @amybjade So, without arms, how does it tell direction? So, it's broken?

Mar 15Reply

amybjade @mitzadragonaga None of these have any arms. They’re made that way. It’s not broken. It tells direction from the point of we are holding it and then at the disc spins. The circle part spins.

Mar 15Reply